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Zhao, Zhengmai; And Others – Computers in the Schools, 1994
This empirical study examines the effects of visible link-types on learning in a hypertext environment. Learning outcomes and learning processes of two groups, one using visible link-types and one not using them, are compared; results of an attitude questionnaire are discussed; further research is suggested; and the questionnaire is appended. (LRW)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Attitudes, Comparative Analysis, Computer Assisted Instruction
Hiscox, Michael D.; And Others – 1981
This synopsis of educational technology concepts and opinions was written as part of a project to investigate how, if, and when innovative technology, particularly videodiscs, should be incorporated into Alaska's educational system. After reviewing the status and methods of educational technology, it is concluded that: (1) educational…
Descriptors: Check Lists, Costs, Decision Making, Diffusion
Jenkins, Jeannette – 1981
The importance of learning styles to student retention and career decision guidance is considered. Learning style is the way people process information and solve problems. Research on right and left brain processing, which indicates that the left hemisphere controls thoughts that are predominately rational and the right hemisphere controls…
Descriptors: Academic Persistence, Career Planning, Cerebral Dominance, Cognitive Style
Moseley, James L.; Dessinger, Joan Conway – Performance and Instruction, 1994
Provides human performance technologists in health care, business and industry, human services, higher learning, government agencies, and the military with criteria for evaluating commercially produced instructional programs designed for older adult learners. Older adults' physical changes are described, learning performance is discussed, and a…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Check Lists, Evaluation Criteria, Instructional Materials
Misick, Jennifer; Santa Rita, Emilio – 1996
In the Student Development Tutoring Model (SDTM), tutors engage students with content in such a way as to both increase their understanding of content as well as their ability to use learning strategies independently in the future. To develop and evaluate a procedure for preparing tutors to use behaviors consistent with the SDTM, New York's Bronx…
Descriptors: Bilingual Students, Community Colleges, English (Second Language), Individual Instruction