On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 10:01 AM, renuka prasad <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> there are many schools / universities many softwares for teaching non
> computer science subjects
> ( i am telling about teaching physics , chemistry , biology etc ... which
> one you are thinking when u said so ?)
>


The whole discussion is about schools, not universities. I am
specifically speaking about replacing parts of the course content with
computer based activities. Even in the best of situations, where the
state of syllabus is quite conducive for such use, the academia tends
to prefer a supplementary role (for such use). Simply having
presentations of course material in any format does not help
interaction. The various simulation kind of s/w do help.

Assuming the syllabus is fine, the main problems would be in
standardisation of activities, evaluation of activities and building
suitable pools.  For example, the open ended nature of tools can
easily lead to situations where teachers may not be able to decide on
'the specific' concept formation or maturation.

Best

A. Mani


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A. Mani
ASL, CLC,  AMS, CMS
http://www.logicamani.co.cc
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