Computer Based Instruction 1
Computer Based Instruction 1
Computer Based Instruction 1
The process to provide permanent and wanted changes on individuals behaviors (Ertrk).
To make people free (Hesapolu) .
Learning:
As a result of education to acquire stable behavioral changes.
* Educator
* Planner * Leader * Mentor (Guider)
* Evaluator * Director
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Who is a Teacher
TEACHER IS A GUIDER ..
* Presenting Information
* Guiding the Learner * Practicing * Assessing Learning
Drawing Application_1
Drawing Application_2
Life Cone
Message Circle
Application: Whisper
Life Cone
People Learn; % 83 with Seeing % 11 with Hearings % 3,5 with Smelling % 1,5 with Touching % 1 with Tasting
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Life Cone
People remember ; % 10 of Reading % 20 of Hearing % 30 of Seeing % 50 of Both seeing and Hearing % 70 of Speaking % 90 of Doing
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(To whom )
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*** : noise
Teacher
Canal-Tools
Feedback
Message
Student
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History of CBI
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1960 = Large, expensive computers ENIAC: Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer
1970-1985 : Microcomputers
1978 : The Apple II Microcomputer 1981 : The IBM personal computer (PC) 1984 : Apple's Macintosh computers better graphic, text, voice, music, mouse, pointing/droving on the screen
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1980s : Hypertexts
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EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING
1960 : The University of Illinois PLATO project : to integrate text/graphics in instruction (USA). 1972 NDPCAL: National Development Program for Computer Aided Learning (UK).
1984 ICT Studies: Information and Communication Studies (Turkey).
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Impacts of Computers
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MANAGEMENT APPLICATINOS
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Tutorials and Drills Web-based Learning Simulations Educational Games One to One Instruction
Data Bases
Drawing Programs
Software Programs
Authoring Programs
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Advantages of CBI
Individual Learning : Computers concern with individual differences. Learning Speed Effective : Computers work according to students learning speed. : They are useful for all senses.
Recording
: Computers record instructional process, also they can be used as assessment and feedback tools. : They are useful to repeat the lessons or subject.
Repetition
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Advantages of CBI
Visual Attractiveness : Graphics, sound effects, animations etc..
Variety Motivations Reliability and regularity : Different graphics, animations, sounds vs.
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Disadvantages of CBI
Defective Pedagogical Infrastructure : Insufficient expert support Limited objectives : For cognitive objectives, not the others Lack of software :There is not sufficient software
Usage rights
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REFERANCES
History of Computers
http://www.pitt.edu/~poole/historyofcomputers.htm
Price, R.V. (1990). Computer-aided Instruction: A guide for authors. Pasific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing Company. Pictures http://dir.coolclips.com/Technology/Computers/ Yldrm, S. (2000). Bilgisayar Destekli Eitim (BDE) ve Yazlm Deerlendirme lkeleri.
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