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Main Authors: Chignell, Mark H., Lacy, Richard M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ384327
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author Chignell, Mark H.
Lacy, Richard M.
author_facet Chignell, Mark H.
Lacy, Richard M.
Chignell, Mark H.
Lacy, Richard M.
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contents Project Jefferson: Integrating Research and Instruction. Chignell, Mark H. Lacy, Richard M. Computer Assisted Instruction Computer System Design Courseware Formative Evaluation Freshman Composition Futures (of Society) Higher Education Information Retrieval Instructional Design Interdisciplinary Approach Learning Strategies Library Role Models Research Tools Developed for the freshman writing program at University of Southern California (USC), Project Jefferson has two goals: to develop a model of computer-based instruction that includes the use of research tools and an interface that can be used with courseware in other disciplines; and to develop a researcher's notebook that permits easy access to online information. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Project Jefferson: Integrating Research and Instruction.
Chignell, Mark H.
Lacy, Richard M.
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer System Design
Courseware
Formative Evaluation
Freshman Composition
Futures (of Society)
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Instructional Design
Interdisciplinary Approach
Learning Strategies
Library Role
Models
Research Tools
Project Jefferson: Integrating Research and Instruction. Chignell, Mark H. Lacy, Richard M. Computer Assisted Instruction Computer System Design Courseware Formative Evaluation Freshman Composition Futures (of Society) Higher Education Information Retrieval Instructional Design Interdisciplinary Approach Learning Strategies Library Role Models Research Tools Developed for the freshman writing program at University of Southern California (USC), Project Jefferson has two goals: to develop a model of computer-based instruction that includes the use of research tools and an interface that can be used with courseware in other disciplines; and to develop a researcher's notebook that permits easy access to online information. (LRW)
title Project Jefferson: Integrating Research and Instruction.
topic Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer System Design
Courseware
Formative Evaluation
Freshman Composition
Futures (of Society)
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Instructional Design
Interdisciplinary Approach
Learning Strategies
Library Role
Models
Research Tools
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ384327