Computer assisted instruction comes of age in a public school system
William M. Richardson
Abstract
William M. Richardson
Abstract
During the late 1960's a number of public schools began experimenting with the development and use of computer-assisted and computer-managed instruction. Funding for these public school projects was provided primarily by Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, or other sources of federal funds. Due to the reduced availability of federal funding, few new public school CAI projects have been initiated since 1970. It is, however, very encouraging to analyze the results of the few active public schools CAI projects.
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During the late 1960's a number of public schools began experimenting with the development and use of computer-assisted and computer-managed instruction. Funding for these public school projects was provided primarily by Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, or other sources of federal funds. Due to the reduced availability of federal funding, few new public school CAI projects have been initiated since 1970. It is, however, very encouraging to analyze the results of the few active public schools CAI projects.
Key concepts: Elementary and Secondary Education Act, School system, Public education, Political science, Mathematics education, Public relations, Business, Public administration