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Abstract

The introduction of computers into the field of education has spanned more than two decades. The use of computers and information about them has been growing at a very phenomenal rate. One of the biggest areas of discussion and study has been that of Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI). Most software in educational use today is based on instructional applications of the computer. Intuition tells us, and studies generally concur, that some CAI designs will work well with some students, while others do not. It is the design of CAI software that is the focus of this paper.

Year of Submission

1983

Degree Name

Master of Arts

Department

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

First Advisor

John Wedman

Second Advisor

Robert R. Hardman

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Date Original

1983

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1 PDF file (21 leaves)

Language

en

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application/pdf

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