Overseas Development and Trend of Computer-Aided Instruction.docVIP

Overseas Development and Trend of Computer-Aided Instruction In 1946, the first electronic computer ENIAC came: in 1977, the first micro-computer (Microcomputer) came, mankind has now entered a much more than the 19th century the great era of the industrial revolution - the information age. Today, the computer is on all aspects of industrialized society continues to expand its influence as a major component of human social activities, education is no exception. Prior to this, the electronic revolution are mostly confined to the impact of the teaching field of study, or directly related to the computer (such as computer science) in higher education. From the mid-70s, the computer really started undergoing major direct impact on education, computer technology has begun to combine with education: computer-assisted instruction (CAI), computer-assisted learning (CAL), Computer-Managed Instruction (CMI), Computer-Based Education Management ( CAEM), education, information processing, education, information databases, computer education, teaching and consulting in a variety of computer applications in education to flourish. Among these applications on the computer so, on computer-assisted instruction in education involves the most extensive, the greatest impact, and the development of the most mature. Its rise and development, has given the traditional thinking on education, educational theory, educational methods, educational technology, and the functions and quality of teachers has brought new changes and development. In order to better understanding of the field of education in the new things, it is necessary to clarify some concepts and claims, such as What is a computer-aided instruction? Computer-aided teaching and computer education What are the differences and connections? Computer-Aided Instruction in itself and which forms and characteristics and so on. The application of computers in education, the rapid development has led to the use of the term chaos. Differe