Computers and Learning Vc2: Observational Data

Synopsis: The observational data is intended for use in close conjunction with exercises set in the course text and is primary source material for analysis and other exercises.
Series: Computers and Learning, Course Eh232
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 116 min.
Year of production: 1992
Availability: OUT OF DISTRIBUTION
Subjects: Education; Information technology
Keywords: computers in teaching; science teaching

Title: Data gas simulation and numeracy systems
Synopsis: 1: Shows four observational sections.
Title: Project data
Synopsis: 2: In two parts reflecting two main age groups: primary education at Icknield School, Cambridge, and secondary education at Belper School, near Derby. Live adventuring involves using word processors and modems to develop a shared fantasy adventure ove a p
Title: Case study data: interactive learning environments
Synopsis: 3: Shows two interactive learning environments: 'Shopping on Mars' and 'Friction Worlds', both filmed at Russell Street First School in Buckinghamshire.

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