An Application of Computerized Instructional Television in Biology

An Application of Computerized Instructional Television in Biology [microform] / Bryce Kendrick.

Computerized instructional television was used to teach undergraduate students about 100,000 or more extant fungi through an interactive, self testing, teaching program. Students did not find this sophisticated hardware an adequate substitute for the lecture experience and ultimately gave their prof...

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Main Author: Kendrick, Bryce
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Audiovisual Aids.
Biology.
Computer Assisted Instruction.
Educational Strategies.
Educational Television.
Higher Education.
Individualized Instruction.
Instructional Design.
Learning Modules.
Program Descriptions.
Science Instruction.
Teaching Methods.

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