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Aspects of Educational Technology

1988    Volume XXII    Promoting Learning

Living dangerously: educational technology in the eighties
David Hawkridge
3
Software evaluation: who cares?
Richard Tucker
8
A strategy for training trainers: a two-pronged approach
H M Brown and S Tofts
17
Courseware design and methodology: the message from software
engineering
TR Black and T Hinton
25
Computing support services in FE/HE: managing mindstorms in maturity
Roger K Greenhalgh
33
Contract work in the development of curriculum materials: some issues and problems
P J  Rodbard and N D C Harris
 41
Hypertext and compact discs: the challenge of multimedia learning
Jacquetta Megarry
49
Computer-assisted learning for those who know what to do but don’t
Bruce Clark
59
Learning with computers: CBT in practice
J R Beaumont
63
An approach to intelligent access to laser discs
MR Kibby and J I Mayes
67
An interactive troubleshooting unit for logic circuits using an expert system
Keith Barker
72
The opportunities presented by the use of the Modula-2 language in the
education of electronic engineers
Mike Collier and Graham Sims
77
The collaborative development of computer-based training in a process industry
P Chapman and Q Whitlock
84
A study of microcomputer usage in an occupational therapy unit for adults with severe learning difficulties
Jane Galuschka
91
Computer interfacing in the physics laboratory
N R Foster, M A S Sweet and H I Ellington
99
The microcomputer as a catalyst for change in educational technology: a
Kenyan experience
Brian F Wray
106
Covering the waterfront: findings from a programme of research on computers in education and training
David Hawkridge
111
Modularization: educational opportunity or administrative convenience?
Jose Rowe
119
The evaluation of open learning
Tony Prideaux
128
Open learning in schools: the TVEI open learning network
Colin Crawford
135
Role and development of continuing education: the response in the
East Midlands
Ted Hutchin
142
Teleconferencing: the Olympus opportunity
Ray Winders
147
Meeting INSET needs through distance learning video packages
Peter Stubbington
152
The provision of graphic material on the on-line NERIS database
Andrew Lancaster
156
China’s television universities: the future
David Hawkridge
163
Improving learning: a three-sided campaign
Phil Race
171
Problem-based learning in education and training
Henry I Ellington
177
The effects on understanding of teaching 14-year-old comprehensive pupils about approaches to learning
C F Buckle and GD Cotterill
185
Introducing problem-based learning into the primary schools: a major
initiative in the Grampian Region
H I Ellington, E Addinall and B McNaughton
193
Curing learning skills ailments by diagnosis and open surgery
Andrew Taylor and Phil Race
200
Strategies for effective listening: a CBT - centred approach
MD Vinegrad
208
Peer tutoring in higher education: an experiment
Nancy Falchikov and Carol Fitz-Gibbon
213
Self and peer assessment and the negotiated curriculum: experiences on the District Nurse Practical Work Teachers’ Certificate course
Stephen M Cox
218
Structural communication enhancements to an interactive-video simulation game: in search of reflective learning
Alexander Romiszowski
226
Using computers in the diagnosis and remediation of developmental dyslexia
Bruno Morchio and Michela Ott
231
Improving education in Bulgarian schools
Mikhail Draganov and Raina Pavlova
237
Message robot: a support system for the pace-making of
classroom work
Keizo Nagaoka and Issei Shiohara
242
Workshops that work: some pre-workshop thoughts
Phil Race
247
Improving learning: the impact of learning on professional training and staff development programmes
Derek Gardiner and Peter Mathias
253
Initial teacher training at a distance
David Wright and Duncan Harris
261
Microteaching in postgraduate teacher training
G Kendall
266
Self-instructional materials and student’s attainment of application skills: a short intensive orientation course in the first year at the University of Bahrain
Fatima H Al-Ahmed
275
Aspects of analysis in the derivation of a training requirement
for thermal imaging recognition training
Dennis Quilter
282
An evaluation method of the THE multi-media CAl system using semantic structure analysis
Makoto Takeya, Naoto Nakamura, Tatsunori Matsui and Fumiyuki Terada
289