Hypermedia and Library Instruction: The Challenge of Design.

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Main Authors: Piette, Mary I., Smith, Nathan M., Jr.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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author Piette, Mary I.
Smith, Nathan M., Jr.
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Smith, Nathan M., Jr.
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Smith, Nathan M., Jr.
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contents Hypermedia and Library Instruction: The Challenge of Design. Piette, Mary I. Smith, Nathan M., Jr. Academic Libraries Behavioral Objectives Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Software Development Courseware Feedback Guidelines Higher Education Hypermedia Learner Controlled Instruction Library Instruction Man Machine Systems Prior Learning Recall (Psychology) Retention (Psychology) Transfer of Training Describes Project FORE (Focus on Research and Evaluation), a hypermedia program developed at Utah State University for library use instruction. Topics discussed include guidelines for designing instructional courseware, lesson objectives, recall of prior learning, feedback, enhancing retention and transfer of learning, visual design, learner control, and the human interface. (10 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Hypermedia and Library Instruction: The Challenge of Design.
Piette, Mary I.
Smith, Nathan M., Jr.
Academic Libraries
Behavioral Objectives
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Software Development
Courseware
Feedback
Guidelines
Higher Education
Hypermedia
Learner Controlled Instruction
Library Instruction
Man Machine Systems
Prior Learning
Recall (Psychology)
Retention (Psychology)
Transfer of Training
Hypermedia and Library Instruction: The Challenge of Design. Piette, Mary I. Smith, Nathan M., Jr. Academic Libraries Behavioral Objectives Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Software Development Courseware Feedback Guidelines Higher Education Hypermedia Learner Controlled Instruction Library Instruction Man Machine Systems Prior Learning Recall (Psychology) Retention (Psychology) Transfer of Training Describes Project FORE (Focus on Research and Evaluation), a hypermedia program developed at Utah State University for library use instruction. Topics discussed include guidelines for designing instructional courseware, lesson objectives, recall of prior learning, feedback, enhancing retention and transfer of learning, visual design, learner control, and the human interface. (10 references) (LRW)
title Hypermedia and Library Instruction: The Challenge of Design.
topic Academic Libraries
Behavioral Objectives
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Software Development
Courseware
Feedback
Guidelines
Higher Education
Hypermedia
Learner Controlled Instruction
Library Instruction
Man Machine Systems
Prior Learning
Recall (Psychology)
Retention (Psychology)
Transfer of Training
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ436214