Titlebook: Information Technology in Health Science Education; Edward C. DeLand Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Action.Affect.Information Techn

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Dental Education,sophy. In keeping with the national trend toward increased use of computers both directly and indirectly in the educational process, the decision to acquire a computing capability was part of a general plan to improve the learning experience of the dental students. The college is a small school, wit

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Planning for Educational Communication Networks,ciplines. Networks have been important in encouraging the use of computers. Single-host configurations, such as the Dartmouth and PLATO systems, have served local and sometimes even remote users. Groups of colleges and universities have combined resources in several local or regional networks, such

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Sharing Computer-Based Simulations for Clinical Education, instruction in the process of clinical problem-solving. Sharing educational resources is a commonly accepted academic responsibility, and sharing the end products of federally sponsored research and development is implicit in grants and contracts. Sharing computer-based materials can be accomplishe

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,The LHNCBC Experimental CAI Network, 1971–1975: An Administrative History,erated an experimental biomedical computer-assisted instruction network. This network, perhaps the first of its kind, connected three university data bases through a commercial time-sharing network to as many as 100 institutional users providing, at its peak, up to 3000 terminal connect hours per mo

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The PLATO System: An Evaluative Description,nitial research data collected on three predecessor systems over a period of 15 years, PLATO developers concluded that they would have to make extensive modifications in existing computer equipment before it would be suitable for delivering the kind of individualized instruction they wanted. They al

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CAIREN: A Network for Sharing Health Care Learning Resources with Ohio Health Care Facilities and Esupply many times fails to meet the demand, forcing educators or training coordinators to make do with tried but true resources that have long since been shown to be something less than totally effective.

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Electronic Publishing and Electronic Literature,formation. Soon, we hear, we will be able to get at the Library of Congress stored on a disk, or movies in a pinky ring, and information that we want vaguely may come at us without our even having to ask.