Approaching Computer-Based Education: How Will the University Respond?

Computer-based education that provides an automated, individual teacher surrogate for every student is increasingly impacting academia due to the evolution of microcomputers with increased capacities and decreased cost. A university must encourage the faculty by making available the necessary facili...

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Published inNational Forum: Phi Kappa Phi Journal Vol. 63; no. 3; p. 20
Main Author Painter, John H
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1983
Subjects
College Instruction
College Students
Colleges
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Oriented Programs
Computers
Curriculum Development
Higher Education
Information Dissemination
Universities
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Summary:Computer-based education that provides an automated, individual teacher surrogate for every student is increasingly impacting academia due to the evolution of microcomputers with increased capacities and decreased cost. A university must encourage the faculty by making available the necessary facilities, specialized user training, and other inducements. (MLW)