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Technology in Education: Looking Toward 2020 book cover

1st Edition

Technology in Education Looking Toward 2020

Edited By Raymond S. Nickerson, Philip P. Zodhiates Copyright 1989
352 Pages
by Routledge

348 Pages
by Routledge

352 Pages
by Routledge
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Some of today's educational experts were asked to envision the year 2020, when technology has assumed a major role in elementary and secondary education. The informed conjecture that followed is contained in this volume; contributors offer visions of the future as well as specific steps that could turn those visions into realities. Innovative ideas for research, development, hardware, software,... Read more
Contents: J.L. Schwartz, C.L. Thompson, Foreword. P.P. Zodhiates, Preface. R.S. Nickerson, Technology in Education in 2020: Thinking About the Not-Distant Future. T.K. Landauer, Education in a World of Omnipotent and Omniscient Technology. H.E. Gardner, Mobilizing Resources for Individual-Centered Education. A. DiSessa, What Will It Mean to be "Educated" in 2020? A.H. Schoenfeld, Mathematics, Technology, and Higher-Order Thinking. W. Feurzeig, Apprentice Tools: Students as Practitioners. E. Soloway, It's 2020: Do You Know What Your Children are Learning in Programming Class? L.B. Resnick, A. Johnson, Intelligent Machines for Intelligent People: Cognitive Theory and the Future of Computer-Assisted Learning. R.D. Pea, Putting Knowledge to Use. S. M. Malcom, Technology in 2020: Educating a Diverse Population. D.K. Cohen, Educational Technology and School Organization. J. Minstrell, Teachers' Assistants: What Could Technology Make Feasible? W.H. Bossert, The Use of Technology to Improve Two Key Classroom Relationships. R.S. Nickerson, Summary.

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Raymond S. Nickerson, Philip P. Zodhiates

"The papers are uniformly well written, comprehensive, informative, and....., quite suggestive. I recommend this book to teachers, administrators, and policy makers.
—Science Books & Films

"Operating under the premise that computers and informational technology are here to stay, this book is fascinating reading for any educator interested in education in the not too distant future....This book could be considered necessary reading for anyone concerned about or involved in educating the citizens of the next century."
—JCTE

^...a book which is likely to be cited frequently for many years to come. This collection of essays represents some of the best thinking on the potential role of computers in education."
—Educational Technology

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