Abstract

Describes a system that stores course materials for computer-based training programs in a relational database called Of Course! Outlines the basic structure of the databases; explains distinctions between Of Course! and other authoring languages; and describes how data is retrieved from the database and presented to the student. (Author/LRW)

Citation

Hamilton, G.C., Katz, D.L. & Davis, J.E. (2000). Why Save Your Course as a Relational Database?. Journal of Interactive Instruction Development, 12(3), 3-10. Retrieved August 6, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/91341/.

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Keywords

• Authoring Aids (Programming)
• Computer Assisted Instruction
• databases
• instructional materials