Intended for Teachers, Educational Technologists, and Administrators. Techniques of using the computer for problem solving and application of strategies to the learning process. For Teachers and Educational Technologists. Students will create cards, stacks and scripts to interface text, graphics, sound and external devices including CD ROM, video disk and tape, scanners, high resolution displays, and specialized projection. Students will program using popular multimedia hypertext languages such as HyperCard and Linkway.
Emphasis is on matching technology to curriculum.
Applications to psychology, medicine, and such machines as industrial robots are also discussed. A written contract specifying readings and requirements for the course is required before registering for the course. Any topic that is thoroughly covered by any regularly offered computer science or computer information systems course is not allowed for Directed Readings. A written contract specifying topic and requirements is required before registering for the course. A written contract specifying the topic and requirements is required before registering for the course.