ERIC Number: ED121285
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 1976-Apr
Pages: 26
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CMRE: Computer Managed Review and Examination.
Tamowski, Henry J.
The Computer Managed Review and Examination System (CMRE) is described as a sophisticated form of computer-managed instruction designed to meet the needs of students who have some knowledge of the subject matter in a course of study, but may need to review material on some topics and increase their knowledge of others. The program incorporates a diagnostic pretest to identify which material the student should study, a computer managed review to help make up deficiencies, and a criterion-referenced comprehensive final examination. It also provides for supplementary examinations if the student fails to meet criterion for any particular module. The student learns from textual material "off-line" but interacts with the computer during the review session and during all tests. A flow diagram of the CMRE model and a detailed description of how a student would use it is included. (Author/JY)
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Sponsor: Health Resources Administration (DHEW/PHS), Bethesda, MD. Bureau of Health Resources Development.
Authoring Institution: Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park. Computer-Assisted Instruction Lab.
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