ERIC Number: EJ389333
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Publication Date: 1989
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Why Information Technologies Fail.
Gayeski, Diane M.
Educational Technology, v29 n2 p9-17 Feb 1989
Discusses successes and failures in the field of instructional technology and suggests methods to design more appropriate systems that would present fewer barriers to adoption. Topics discussed include educational television; videotext; video technology; audiovisual aids; teleconferencing; computer assisted instruction; interactive video; CD-ROM; artificial intelligence; local production ability; and participatory design. (44 references) (LRW)
Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Artificial Intelligence, Computer Assisted Instruction, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Educational Television, Failure, Instructional Design, Instructional Effectiveness, Interactive Video, Optical Data Disks, Participation, Production Techniques, Teleconferencing, Videotex
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Language: English
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