Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Unfulfilled Promise.

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Autor principal: Gratch, Bonnie
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1986
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contents Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Unfulfilled Promise. Gratch, Bonnie Academic Libraries Computer Assisted Instruction Courseware Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Instruction Library Skills Library Surveys Microcomputers Online Searching School Libraries Search Strategies Summarizes findings of a survey of academic and school libraries which identified software being used for bibliographic instruction. Representative software is described, including how it is used, and suggestions are offered for why computer assisted instruction hasn't been more widely used, and for promoting and using it more effectively. (EM)
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spellingShingle Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Unfulfilled Promise.
Gratch, Bonnie
Academic Libraries
Computer Assisted Instruction
Courseware
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Resources Centers
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Library Surveys
Microcomputers
Online Searching
School Libraries
Search Strategies
Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Unfulfilled Promise. Gratch, Bonnie Academic Libraries Computer Assisted Instruction Courseware Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Instruction Library Skills Library Surveys Microcomputers Online Searching School Libraries Search Strategies Summarizes findings of a survey of academic and school libraries which identified software being used for bibliographic instruction. Representative software is described, including how it is used, and suggestions are offered for why computer assisted instruction hasn't been more widely used, and for promoting and using it more effectively. (EM)
title Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Unfulfilled Promise.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Assisted Instruction
Courseware
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Learning Resources Centers
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Library Surveys
Microcomputers
Online Searching
School Libraries
Search Strategies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ347584