Active learning through multimedia
IEEE MultimediaPublished 1 January 1994
R. Schank
Citations135
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Properly designed educational software on multimedia computers supports active participation and puts the student in control, as explained here.
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As a child, did you learn how to walk by taking a walking class? No. Children learn by doing. Then why force them into passivity in school? Properly designed educational software on multimedia computers supports active participation and puts the student in control. Such software demands the right teaching architecture, as explained here.>
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