CALL For The Macintosh

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Publicado en:	CALICO Journal vol. 3, no. 1 (1985), p. 11
Autor principal:	Blake, Robert
Otros Autores:	Duncan, Bruce
Publicado:	University of Toronto Press
Materias:	Pattern drills Teaching Computer assisted instruction > CAI Collaboration Students Cues Computer graphics Learning Processes Educational Technology Curriculum Development Dormitories Computer Literacy Error Analysis (Language) Environment Resistance (Psychology) Teaching Methods Intellectual Disciplines Language Teachers Drills (Practice) Instructional Materials Programming Grammar
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Resumen:	In collaboration with a team of programmers and with support from a Sloan Foundation grant, the authors created an authoring language specifically for composing computer-assisted language drills, but applicable to many other kinds of instruction. The interaction between the various collaborators has produced a pedagogically sound and technically practical program that takes advantage of the Macintosh's user-friendly environment, high-resolution graphics, and international keyboard. Students can receive written or visual cues, edit their answers, and summon additional information using the Macintosh's pull-down menus and multiple windows. A future version, still under development, will provide even more sophisticated features. A preliminary survey of student users has yielded encouraging results.
ISSN:	0742-7778 2056-9017
Fuente:	Education Database