Building a Software Library: How Do You Create a Library of Software That Meets Your Needs--and Doesn't Break Your Budget?

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Main Authors: Goodson, Bobby, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1983
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contents Building a Software Library: How Do You Create a Library of Software That Meets Your Needs--and Doesn't Break Your Budget? Goodson, Bobby And Others Administrators Budgets Computer Literacy Computer Oriented Programs Computer Programs Elementary Secondary Education Media Selection Microcomputers Needs Assessment Systems Analysis Systems Development Software collection development recommendations from principals and educational computing specialists focus on district control of software collections, budgeting, what to purchase (e.g., games versus educational programs), computer literacy, and computers as time savers for instructors. Recommended software programs are profiled, and an annotated listing of software reviewing groups is included. (MBR)
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spellingShingle Building a Software Library: How Do You Create a Library of Software That Meets Your Needs--and Doesn't Break Your Budget?
Goodson, Bobby
And Others
Administrators
Budgets
Computer Literacy
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Programs
Elementary Secondary Education
Media Selection
Microcomputers
Needs Assessment
Systems Analysis
Systems Development
Building a Software Library: How Do You Create a Library of Software That Meets Your Needs--and Doesn't Break Your Budget? Goodson, Bobby And Others Administrators Budgets Computer Literacy Computer Oriented Programs Computer Programs Elementary Secondary Education Media Selection Microcomputers Needs Assessment Systems Analysis Systems Development Software collection development recommendations from principals and educational computing specialists focus on district control of software collections, budgeting, what to purchase (e.g., games versus educational programs), computer literacy, and computers as time savers for instructors. Recommended software programs are profiled, and an annotated listing of software reviewing groups is included. (MBR)
title Building a Software Library: How Do You Create a Library of Software That Meets Your Needs--and Doesn't Break Your Budget?
topic Administrators
Budgets
Computer Literacy
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Programs
Elementary Secondary Education
Media Selection
Microcomputers
Needs Assessment
Systems Analysis
Systems Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ288481