Computer-Aided Instruction in a Law Library.

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Main Author: Bunnage, Rosemary
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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author Bunnage, Rosemary
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contents Computer-Aided Instruction in a Law Library. Bunnage, Rosemary Computer Assisted Instruction Foreign Countries Law Libraries Law Students Learning Processes Learning Theories Microcomputers Research Skills Research Tools Systems Development Describes the development of a computer assisted instruction (CAI) package for use in teaching basic aspects of legal research. The discussion covers implementation of effective CAI techniques, identification of learning principles applicable to the design of the program, and the feasibility of converting practical aspects of learning principles into a CAI program. (21 references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Computer-Aided Instruction in a Law Library.
Bunnage, Rosemary
Computer Assisted Instruction
Foreign Countries
Law Libraries
Law Students
Learning Processes
Learning Theories
Microcomputers
Research Skills
Research Tools
Systems Development
Computer-Aided Instruction in a Law Library. Bunnage, Rosemary Computer Assisted Instruction Foreign Countries Law Libraries Law Students Learning Processes Learning Theories Microcomputers Research Skills Research Tools Systems Development Describes the development of a computer assisted instruction (CAI) package for use in teaching basic aspects of legal research. The discussion covers implementation of effective CAI techniques, identification of learning principles applicable to the design of the program, and the feasibility of converting practical aspects of learning principles into a CAI program. (21 references) (CLB)
title Computer-Aided Instruction in a Law Library.
topic Computer Assisted Instruction
Foreign Countries
Law Libraries
Law Students
Learning Processes
Learning Theories
Microcomputers
Research Skills
Research Tools
Systems Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ401092