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Computer assisted instruction, A book of readings / Richard C, Atkinson, H. A. Wilson

By: Atkinson, Richard C Publisher: New York Academic press 1969Description: 362Subject(s): Computer assisted instrucationDDC classification: 371.334,COM

Contents:

Part 1:- The Role of Computer Assisted Instruction (Page-3), Educational Considerations (Page-65), Part 3:- Applications of Computer Assisted Instructions (Page-143), Part 4:- Hardware Languages and Economics (Page-253).

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Book	Military College of Signals (MCS)	Military College of Signals (MCS)	General Stacks	371.334,COM (Browse shelf)	Link to resource	Available	Almirah No.54, Shelf No.2		MCS246

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