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Abstract

In the development of wood identification skills, certain factors are important. These include: mastery of both terminology and technique, repetitive practice experiences, and an individualized approach in both guidance and feedback to the learner. The use of the computer as a programmed instructional aid provides for an individualized approach to learning, simulated teacher-student interaction, and feedback and reinforcement to stimulate learning. The problem of this activity is to develop a computer assisted instructional program to enable the learning of techniques for identifying selected samples of hardwoods.

Year of Submission

12-4-1979

Degree Name

Master of Arts

Department

Department of Industrial Technology

First Advisor

Gary Browning

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Date Original

12-4-1979

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1 PDF file (38 pages)

Language

en

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application/pdf

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