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Computer-Assisted Instruction in Hematology [PDF]

Laboratory Medicine, 1983
In light of the rapid upsurge in the use and availability of computers, many educators are overcoming the traditional fear of that “monsterous black box” and are finding that investment of a little of their time can lead to the generation of enhanced student learning experiences through computerassisted instruction.
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Evaluating Computer-Assisted Instruction

1984
With the recent advent of low-cost microcomputers, computer assisted instruction (CAI) has been revived as a teaching strategy in nursing education. Concern for cost-effective, quality instruction requires nursing educators to evaluate CAI, compare it with other methods and make decisions about its use in a particular course or curriculum.
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A Decade of Computer-Assisted Instruction

The Journal of Economic Education, 1977
Although “the jury is still out” in terms of deciding on the relative merits of computer-assisted instruction in teaching economics, many college economics departments consider CAI to be sufficiently effective to justify its continued use. This article by Paden, Dalgaard and Barr describes the PLATO system used at the University of Illinois, and ...
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Computer-Assisted Instruction

2017
For a successful CAI dialogue, you need to use short presentations of material/ questions, many opportunities for interactive activity, careful testing of the questions, and plenty of opportunities for “looping.”
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Computer-Assisted Instruction: An Alternative

1989
Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) provides a viable alternative for nursing and nursing education. Use of well-designed nursing simulations can provide a means and an opportunity for both research and education about nursing. The purpose of this paper is to address the topic, CAI: An Alternative.
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Authorware for computer‐assisted instruction

Library Hi Tech, 1997
Authorware is a sophisticated computer application that is ideal for computer‐assisted instruction. The application is at once powerful yet easy to learn. The Iowa State University Library has used Authorware extensively for its mandatory library skills class.
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Computer assistance for individualized instruction

1971
Bibliography: p. 65-68.
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Computer-assisted Instruction in Forestry

Journal of Forestry, 1978
Abstract A 1976 survey of 58 schools in the United States and Canada showed that computer-assisted instruction is widely used, most frequently in forest management, silviculture, and quantitative analysis courses. A total of 92 simulation models were identified.
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Computer-Assisted Instruction: A Survey

IEEE Transactions on Education, 1970
In recent years, much effort has been expended in trying to adapt the computer to the education field. Under the title computer-assisted instruction (CAI), many research projects have designed systems to assist in teaching a wide variety of subjects. Although experiences appear to be broad, the effectiveness of CAI is not clear. In addition, almost all
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COMPUTER–ASSISTED INSTRUCTION

Medical Journal of Australia, 1980
G. E. Robbins, John Chalmers
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