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  3. V16(1) Winter / hiver, 1987

V16(1) Winter / hiver, 1987

Published: 1987-01-05

Articles

  • Perspective: Theoretical Bases for Research in Media

    Gerald M. Torkelson
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  • Evaluating Educational Software Authoring Environments Using a Model Based on Software Engineering and Instructional Design Principles

    Betty Collis, Marilyn Gore
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  • The Formative Evaluation of a University Videotext System

    Richard T. Hezel, Karen R. Miller
    • PDF
  • How Costly are Computer-Based Instructional Systems? A Look at Two Approaches

    George A.B. Moore
    • PDF
  • Profile: The Importance of Involving Experts and Learners in Formative Evaluation

    Cynthia B. Weston
    • PDF
  • Profile: The Status of Media Centres in Canadian Universities

    Esio Marzotto
    • PDF

Book Review

  • A review of Television Production Handbook

    Rose Bene
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  • A review of Practical Guide to Computers in Education

    Arnold Keller
    • PDF

Media Managers

  • Developing a Survival Strategy Supporting a College or University Learning Resources Center

    Marvin E. Duncan
    • PDF

Microware Reviews

  • The Sider Hard Disk and the Apple IIe

    Ron Berntson
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    Editor, Robert M. Bernard
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Language

  • English
  • Français (Canada)

Editors

Martha Cleveland-Innes, Athabasca University, Canada

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