Computer Aided Instruction; Theory and Practice.

Stolurow, L. M.

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Title:	Computer Aided Instruction; Theory and Practice.
Authors:	Stolurow, L. M.
Descriptors:	Computer Assisted Instruction; Individual Instruction; Individualized Programs; Programed Instruction; Programed Instructional Materials; Programed Tutoring; Programing; Responses; Teaching Machines; Teaching Methods; Teaching Models
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Publication Date:	1969-00-00
Pages:	37
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Abstract:	An argument is made in this document for the development and testing of Computer Aided Instruction teaching models that are prescriptive as well as descriptive. It is felt that a Computer Aided Instruction system is needed more as a "Theory Machine" and a "Laboratory" than as an instrument for implementation. As the communication between the human teacher and student does not proceed in accordance with any one standardized set of rules, it is felt that the computer system must be programed in such a manner that its teaching strategies may be varied to adapt to individual student response modes. One research problem which is explored is the identification of useful variables to include in both the "if" and "then" statements of teaching rules. A study is described which examines the consequences of using a particular rule of adaptive instruction. Charts, sample frames, and references are included. (SH)
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Note:	Paper presented at NATO Conference on Major Trends in Programmed Research (Nice, France, May 13-17, 1968)
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Record Type:	Non-Journal
Level:	1 - Available on microfiche
Institutions:	Harvard Univ., Cambridge, MA. Computing Center.
Sponsors:	Office of Naval Research, Washington, DC.
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