Applications of Videodiscs in Education.

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Main Author: Sales, Gregory C.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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contents Applications of Videodiscs in Education. Sales, Gregory C. Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Assisted Testing Computer Software Elementary Secondary Education Instructional Innovation Programed Instruction Reference Materials Student Research Teacher Developed Materials Videodisks Visual Aids Discusses the use of videodiscs in education and highlights four main areas of application: (1) direct instruction, or programed lessons; (2) instructional support, including teacher designed lessons and the use of visual aids; (3) independent research, which students may use in conjunction with traditional reference materials in the library; and (4) testing, including online testing. (three references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Applications of Videodiscs in Education.
Sales, Gregory C.
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Assisted Testing
Computer Software
Elementary Secondary Education
Instructional Innovation
Programed Instruction
Reference Materials
Student Research
Teacher Developed Materials
Videodisks
Visual Aids
Applications of Videodiscs in Education. Sales, Gregory C. Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Assisted Testing Computer Software Elementary Secondary Education Instructional Innovation Programed Instruction Reference Materials Student Research Teacher Developed Materials Videodisks Visual Aids Discusses the use of videodiscs in education and highlights four main areas of application: (1) direct instruction, or programed lessons; (2) instructional support, including teacher designed lessons and the use of visual aids; (3) independent research, which students may use in conjunction with traditional reference materials in the library; and (4) testing, including online testing. (three references) (LRW)
title Applications of Videodiscs in Education.
topic Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Assisted Testing
Computer Software
Elementary Secondary Education
Instructional Innovation
Programed Instruction
Reference Materials
Student Research
Teacher Developed Materials
Videodisks
Visual Aids
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ396839