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Development Of A Hypermedia Database For The Elementary Classroom, Jane Pattison Brown Jan 1993

Development Of A Hypermedia Database For The Elementary Classroom, Jane Pattison Brown

All Graduate Projects

A hypermedia database including selected flora and fauna in Kittitas County, Washington, was developed using HyperCard software for researching information about 400+ species. students had the opportunity to use the database in school libraries and in the author's fifth-grade classroom. The database cards accessed videodisc images where available. On the basis of limited study to date, it appears that when studying the environment, student learning was enhanced by the use of database material created by the author.


Ccis Networking - July 1992, Nova University Jul 1992

Ccis Networking - July 1992, Nova University

CCIS Networking / SCIS Networking magazines

No abstract provided.


Ccis Networking - December 1991, Nova University Dec 1991

Ccis Networking - December 1991, Nova University

CCIS Networking / SCIS Networking magazines

No abstract provided.


Ua66/3/2 Computer Science Alumni Newsletter, Vol. 5, Wku Computer Science Nov 1989

Ua66/3/2 Computer Science Alumni Newsletter, Vol. 5, Wku Computer Science

WKU Administration Documents

Newsletter created by WKU Computer Science for the alumni of the program.


The Computer As A Collection Management Tool, Suzanne B. Mclaren, Hugh H. Genoways, Duane A. Schlitter Jan 1987

The Computer As A Collection Management Tool, Suzanne B. Mclaren, Hugh H. Genoways, Duane A. Schlitter

University of Nebraska State Museum: Mammalogy Papers

Since the mid-1960s, discussion of computer use for information retrieval in museum collections has usually focused on research potential. Much attention has been given to the idea of networking and the ability to access data across great distances. However, the potential for collection management usage has also proven to be a legitimate rationale for computerization. Numerous aspects of collection management are discussed for which the computer may be employed. Topics include creating cross-reference files, updating taxonomic and geographic information, pinpointing mismatched specimens, locating lost and uncataloged material, controlling loan procedures, producing accession files for insurance purposes, curating all or part …


Norms For An Information Age, Willis J. Alberda Dec 1984

Norms For An Information Age, Willis J. Alberda

Pro Rege

No abstract provided.