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EDUCATION sa PHOTOGRAPHY EDUCATION sa TEACHING MACHINE x TRAINING (EDUCATIONAL) Computer program written in BASIC for a personal computer will help teach a child the capitals of the 50 states. Animation in computer-assisted instruction. Includes a BASIC program which generates a visual display of DNA replication. BASIC program accepts an English word up to 30 letters and displays it in a jumbled (random rearranged) form. The object is to determine the original word. Tell me the time. A TRS-80 program written in BASIC to teach children how to tell time. Introduction to BASIC. Part 17. Using a BASIC program to help memorize item pairs, such as call letter prefixes for a list of countries. How to sponsor a workshop. Part 1. The basics of organizing a workshop. How to sponsor a workshop. Part 2. The workshop begins. Teaching preschoolers letter discrimination. A BASIC language computer program that is used with a video display to teach the alphabet to children. STATE CAPITALS, an educational computer program for kids. Written in BASIC, it tests a childs knowldge of state capitals. Programmed instruction made easy by using Tiny PILOT, a nonmathematical computer language designed for dialog-oriented interactive programmed instruction. Part 1. Description of the language. Programmed instruction made easy by using Tiny PILOT. Part 2. Developing your own version. Spelling test program. A BASIC program in which the student inputs the spelling of words which he hears on a tape recorder. The computer determines if the spelling is correct. There are three trys and the computer gives hints if the first two are incorrect. At the end of the quiz, the computer lists out the words in the order from most-missed to least-missed. "Jigsaw puzzle" computer game for children. One player draws a simple picture on the screen and stores it in memory. Second player tries to guess what the picture is by calling up "pieces" of the puzzle. Could be used for teaching. Quiz whiz. A generalized test and quiz program written in BASIC. Questions are entered in free form and may be of any style (multiple choice, true/false, completion, etc.). The user gets 2 trys to answer each question. Introduction to programmed instruction using computers. Microcomputers in education. A special supplement containing 9 articles. Student scheduling on a small computer. Written in BASIC. Computerized gradebook for a teacher. Keep track of student names and grades. Produce printed lists on demand. Written in BASIC. Using a computer, video terminal, and picture cards to teach fundamental reading skills. Special issue on the use of computers in education. Classroom graphics. Part 1. Do they improve instruction? Teachers lesson planning program written in Microsoft BASIC. Classroom graphics. Part 2. Game program involving a spaceship and ground-to-air missiles provides a solid foundation in programming elementary graphics. How to interface a PET computer to a Pioneer video disk player. Use the resulting system for computer-aided video instruction. Includes an interactive weather program written in BASIC. A computer program written in MOS Tech BASIC will conjugate any regular, deponent, semideponent or defective verb in the Latin language. Sample program written in BASIC shows how to construct programs to give examinations (tests) to students. Stencils create a learning shade. Teach children arithmetic or other topics by stenciling graphics onto window shades or canvas. | |||||||||
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