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Journal of Research on Computing in Education

1996 Volume 29, Number 1

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Table of Contents

Number of articles: 4

  1. Interactivity, Distance Education, and Instructional Systems Design Converge on the Information Superhighway

    Atsusi Hirumi & Andrea Bermudez

    Examines the design of a graduate-level unit of instruction for distance education via the Internet. Discusses the analysis, design, development, and formative evaluation of the interactive World... More

    pp. 1-16

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  2. Developing an Instrument To Measure Computer Literacy

    Mary C. Jones & Rodney A. Pearson

    Discusses the development of a computer literacy measurement instrument for undergraduates. The reliability and validity of the survey are assessed using longitudinal and cross-sectional data, and ... More

    pp. 17-28

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  3. Computerized Adaptive Skill Assessment in a Statewide Testing Program

    Mark D. Shermis

    Describes a pilot study of computerized adaptive testing in the Michigan Educational Assessment Program's tenth-grade mathematics problem-solving and applications subtests. Comparisons are made to ... More

    pp. 49-67

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  4. Give Programming Instruction a Chance

    Rex A. Thomas & Sylvester C. Upah

    A study of college students revealed weaknesses in learning strategies and metacognitive skills. The students' experience using LOOPS simulation software to create program loops suggests that... More

    pp. 96-108

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