Journal of Educational Technology Systems
1977 Volume 6, Number 1
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 6
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Learning Systems for the Future
W L. Harvey
New approaches proposed in the early sixties to be pervasive change agents for education and training have in general failed to materialize because of oversell of capabilities, poor implementation,... More
pp. 3-6
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The Costs and Economics of Learning Systems
P A. Watson
Stresses the interrelation of the components of learning systems and analyzes the categories of costs involved, based on a life cycle assumption. The phases of human subsystem development are... More
pp. 7-19
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A Computerized Lecture Preparation and Delivery System
Darrell L. Ward
Documents a system to aid the in-class presentation of information. The various components of the system are described, and a description of several benefits afforded by such a system is presented.... More
pp. 21-32
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Instructional Computer Systems in Israel: A Learning Experience and a Teaching Experience
Samuel W. Spero
Suggests two approaches to using computers: (1) to institute centralized facilities for an entire school district to which students are bussed when necessary, and (2) to use moveable minicomputers ... More
pp. 33-44
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Computer Awareness Laboratory
James D. Powell & Herbert E. Speece
Describes a project involving a traveling van, equipped with several small computers, which visits high schools giving demonstrations, allowing students to access the computers, and providing... More
pp. 45-5
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A Pragmatic Approach to Criticism of Multimedia
Ken Burke
Recommends a functional/experiential approach to analysis and judgment of multimedia presentations, emphasizing structure and style of presentation, technical and aesthetic factors, value to the... More
pp. 57-76