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| author | Werking, Richard Hume |
| author_facet | Werking, Richard Hume Werking, Richard Hume |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | How Teachers Teach, How Students Learn: "Doing" History and Opening Windows. Werking, Richard Hume Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Graphics Databases Educational Technology Futures (of Society) Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Instructional Innovation Learning Strategies Optical Disks Visual Aids Discusses possible changes that may occur in higher education in the coming years in methods of teaching and learning history. The use of new technology to update current teaching methods and student assignments is described, including the use of machine-readable records and databases together with optical disks and hypermedia for visual images. (six references) (LRW) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_EJ441764 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1991 |
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| spellingShingle | How Teachers Teach, How Students Learn: "Doing" History and Opening Windows. Werking, Richard Hume Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Graphics Databases Educational Technology Futures (of Society) Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Instructional Innovation Learning Strategies Optical Disks Visual Aids How Teachers Teach, How Students Learn: "Doing" History and Opening Windows. Werking, Richard Hume Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Graphics Databases Educational Technology Futures (of Society) Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Instructional Innovation Learning Strategies Optical Disks Visual Aids Discusses possible changes that may occur in higher education in the coming years in methods of teaching and learning history. The use of new technology to update current teaching methods and student assignments is described, including the use of machine-readable records and databases together with optical disks and hypermedia for visual images. (six references) (LRW) |
| title | How Teachers Teach, How Students Learn: "Doing" History and Opening Windows. |
| topic | Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Graphics Databases Educational Technology Futures (of Society) Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Instructional Innovation Learning Strategies Optical Disks Visual Aids |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ441764 |