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Heng, Wu; Zhong, Dong – International Association for Development of the Information Society, 2016
Information and communication technology are well known rapid growing industry in this decade. That is nearly the same as fast as growth in costs in education. Therefore, many people have been forced to find alternative ways to meet their education needs. Innovations of distance education create a new way to provide learning content, unlimited…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Handheld Devices, Computer Oriented Programs, Internet
Piovesan, Sandra Dutra; Passerino, Liliana Maria; Medina, Roseclea Duarte – International Association for Development of the Information Society, 2012
The diffusion of the use of the learning virtual environments presents a great potential for the development of an application which meet the necessities in the education area. In view of the importance of a more dynamic application and that can adapt itself continuously to the students' necessities, the "U-ALS" (Ubiquitous Adapted Learning…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Virtual Classrooms, Internet, Computer Software
Hughes, Geoffrey – 1979
Prestel, Oracle, and Ceefax are telephone based video text systems currently in use in Great Britain. Rather than being considered as competitors, they should be viewed as complementary media with separate functions based on their differences. All use home television sets to receive information in print, and all broadcast on spare TV lines in the…
Descriptors: Advertising, Communications, Delivery Systems, Foreign Countries
Wax, David M.; Morrison, R. D., Jr. – 1973
The Northeast Academic Science Information Center (NASIC), a program of the New England Board of Higher Education which was initially funded by the National Science Foundation, represents an attempt to apply on a regional basis the concept of brokerage or wholesaling to the provision of computer-based information services. The center expects to be…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Delivery Systems, Higher Education, Information Centers
Dickson, Richard W.; And Others – 1987
In a competency-based vocational education system, student resource materials are used extensively to provide learning activities for many students attempting different tasks at the same time. To direct such learning effectively, teachers must have resource materials organized for efficient use and easy access by students. In Virginia,…
Descriptors: Competency Based Education, Delivery Systems, Educational Planning, Information Retrieval
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Barker, Kenneth N.; And Others – American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 1989
Personal computer technology has arrived in health care. Specific technological advances are optical disc storage, smart cards, voice recognition, and robotics. This paper discusses computers in medicine, in nursing, in conglomerates, and with patients. Future health care will be delivered in primary care centers, medical supermarkets, specialized…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Change, Computers, Delivery Systems
Didier, Elaine K. – 1986
At most schools and universities, the traditional roles of the library and computing services organizations have begun to converge as the technologies they use to store, transmit, and retrieve information and, in some cases, the information itself, become increasingly similar. Examples of the changing patterns of information storage and retrieval…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Delivery Systems, Electronic Publishing, Higher Education
Dakin, John – 1976
The advances of technology can provide new solutions to urban problems of information dissemination, food production, and energy technology. Electronic capacity can be developed in an integrated way so that it makes a full contribution to solution of social problems, but it will be most effective if the state moves it forward. A larger…
Descriptors: Community Change, Computers, Delivery Systems, Electromechanical Technology