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Computer‐assisted learning in medical education

Medical Journal of Australia, 1992
M R, Kidd, B, Cesnik, G, Connoley, N E, Carson +3 more
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Computer‐Assisted Instruction in Medical Education

Programmed Learning and Educational Technology, 1972
Summary Techniques of computer‐assisted instruction are most likely to succeed in the decision‐making area of clinical teaching such as diagnosis and patient management. Cost‐effective considerations are more likely to favour the use of systems of self‐instruction such as tape/slide presentations in the acquisition of factual knowledge.
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ENCOMPASSED ENvironmental COMPuter - ASSisted EDucation

1987
There are many statistics software packages on the market today. By and large, they exist for one purpose, and they serve that purpose well: to provide the experienced scientist with a full range of statistical procedures for the field and laboratory. The user of such software is expected to know quite a bit about computers and statistics. As a result,
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Computer-Assisted Education

Science, 1975
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Computer-Assisted Nutrition Education