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Schwartz, Ed – 1985
This overview of interactive videodisc technology is designed to assist educators in finding the appropriate equipment and software for any specific application. The handbook may also serve as a starting point for many educators who know nothing of the technology and assist them in deciding whether this technology is worth pursuing as an…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Educational Television, Equipment Maintenance, Interactive Video
Optical Information Systems, 1988
This annual directory includes names, addresses, and telephone numbers of major firms involved in the optical information field. Four major product groupings are represented: (1) interactive video; (2) WORM and erasable optical disks; (3) CD-ROM technologies; and (4) optical memory cards. An overview of the past year's developments in this field…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Computer Storage Devices, Consultants, Interactive Video
Beam, Glennie; Wright, Patsy – 1988
This module is intended to assist secondary school instructors in selecting and evaluating courseware related to the health occupations education curriculum. The main section contains descriptions of 20 pieces of courseware. Each entry includes the following information: title, description, audience, vendor, price, and recommendation. A glossary…
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Courseware, Evaluation Criteria, Instructional Material Evaluation
Schwartz, Ed – 1987
Designed to be a source of information for educators about interactive videodiscs, this handbook presents an overview of the technology and offers additional sources to be consulted for more detailed information. It is noted that, although this second edition of a 1985 publication has gone through extensive changes, clarifications, and…
Descriptors: Authoring Aids (Programing), Computer Software, Equipment Maintenance, Interactive Video
Phillipo, John – Electronic Learning, 1989
Describes videodisc components necessary to construct a responsive and interactive learning environment that capitalizes on the advantages of computer assisted instruction and educational television. Electronic switching devices for connecting a microcomputer to the videodisc player and authoring programs are discussed, and information is provided…
Descriptors: Authoring Aids (Programing), Computer Assisted Instruction, Educational Television, Elementary Secondary Education