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Educational Technology

1975 Volume 15, Number 1

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Table of Contents

Number of articles: 14

  1. Computer Managed Instruction: Some Strategic Considerations

    Gerald Lippy

    Article calls attention to some of the non-pedagogical and non-technical concerns which should be taken into account when planning the development of computer based instructional systems. (Author) More

    pp. 9-13

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  2. A Proposed Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: The Experiental Domain

    Norman Steinaker & M Robert Bell

    Authors propose a taxonomy of educational objectives in the experiential domain. (HB) More

    pp. 14-16

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  3. Designing Open and Individualized Instruction at the Elementary Level: A Guide for the Individual Teacher

    David Feldhusen

    pp. 17-21

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  4. Programmed Tutoring: An Instructional Method for Primary School Mathematics

    Nina L. Ronshausen

    A look at programmed tutoring, an effective method for one-to-one individualized instruction in kindergarten and first grade. (Author) More

    pp. 22-27

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  5. Teaching Personnel to Implement Behavioral Programs

    H Robert Quilitch

    Author discusses how to bridge the gap between technology and application by actually giving them experience in applying effective techniques. (Author/HB) More

    pp. 27-31

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  6. The Teleconference: An Alternative to the High Cost of Meetings

    John T. Suchy & George W. Tressel

    A discussion of how trade and professional conferences might use telecommunication to exchange information instead of holding meetings. (HB) More

    pp. 32-33

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  7. A Formative Approach to Student Evaluation of Instruction

    Thomas M. Sherman & John C. Winstead

    A discussion of the effect of student evaluation feedback on instructor. (Author) More

    pp. 34-39

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  8. A Laboratory for the Development of Specific Skills by Social Workers

    Shlomo Sharlin & Richard Goldman

    A discussion of rationale and design of a laboratory for students of social work for which the goal is to describe a training process that may be a beginning of a total program of social work... More

    pp. 39-42

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  9. The Quiz Show: A New Tool for Education

    James M. Theroux

    The research described suggests a new basis of collaboration between TV-radio entertainers and educators. (Author) More

    pp. 43-45

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  10. Simulation: A Multidimensional Approach to Teacher Education

    Richard O. Wolfe & Howard K. Macauley

    pp. 45-50

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  11. Application of Systems Analysis to a Spelling Program Pilot Study

    Ann Kuster

    pp. 51-54

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  12. Overcoming Technical Obsolescence in Advertising Education: The Triangle Approach

    Farrokh Safavi

    A look at the triangle approach, in which the three contributing bodies to an advertising message-the sponsoring firm the media and the advertising agency-are brought together by the advertising... More

    pp. 54-56

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  13. How Little Do We Know About the Cost Effectiveness of Instructional Technology?

    Edward P. Caffarella

    A discussion of needs for additional research to determine how instructional technology can be best employed. (Author) More

    pp. 56-58

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  14. Psychological Decision Space in Program Planning

    Harvey L. Thorstad

    A discussion of the role of individual decision space in program planning. (HB) More

    pp. 58-59

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