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DictionarySeeCAIcomputer-assisted instruction
computer-assisted instruction[kəm′pyüd·ər ə′sis·təd in′strək·shən] (computer science) The use of computers to present drills, practice exercises, and tutorial sequences to the student, and sometimes to engage the student in a dialog about the substance of the instruction. Abbreviated CAI. Also known as computer-aided instruction; computer-assisted learning (CAL). computer-assisted instruction
instruction [in-struk´shun] teaching.computer-assisted instruction CAI; instructional activities that use a computer as the primary vehicle for teaching content or processes rather than one-to-one interaction with a student.computer-assisted instruction Abbreviation: CAI
Computer-based instructional programs for individual learners. The term most often refers to drill and practice, tutorial, or simulation exercises used as stand-alone instruction or as supplementary materials. A more recent term is e-learning. See also: instructionLegalSeeinstruction |