Computers in California High Schools : Implications for Teacher Education

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Title:	Computers in California High Schools : Implications for Teacher Education
Authors:	Walker, D. Keepes, B. Chang, G 張煌熙
Contributors:	Journal of Computing in Teacher Education Computer Uses in Education
Keywords:	Computer Assisted Instruction Computer Uses in Education Educational Technology Faculty Development High Schools Higher Education Microcomputers Preservice Teacher Education Secondary School Teachers Surveys Teacher Improvement
Date:	1992
Issue Date:	2009-07-10 15:02:18 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	California high school teachers completed surveys about computer use in their schools and problems in realizing technology's full potential for education. Results indicate computer use is uneven, computers are scarce, certain departments use computers more than others, and very little of computer technology's potential is realized in mainstream academic subjects. (SM
Relation:	Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, v8 n4, p.6-18
Appears in Collections:	[department of learning and materials design (with Master Program of curriculem & instruction)] Periodical Articles

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