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Download full textSteinberg, Esther R. – 1975
The history of computer-assisted instruction (CAI) courseware is described with specific reference to the PLATO system. Among the goals of courseware authors are finding better ways to develop the cognitive skills of students, to shift some of the burden of routine classroom instruction away from the teacher so that more class time can be spent in…
Descriptors: Authors, Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Objectives, Curriculum Design
Kaplow, Roy; And Others – 1973
The Teacher-Interactive Computer System (TICS) is an on-line and interactive programing system for authoring interactive programs, particularly instructional programs. The system provides a fairly natural language, in which the author's statements for creating items in a program, for examining the structure and flow, for simulating its use by…
Descriptors: Authors, Computer Assisted Instruction, Instructional Programs, Interaction
