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The process of developing a computer-assisted instruction program.

M S Houston
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The author describes the process of developing a computer-assisted instruction program with limited funds and resources. Development of the content of the program was done by the author. Grant funds were obtained to pay a programmer and purchase hardware and software. The author shares her personal experiences in this process and some of the challenges and pitfalls that were encountered.

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M S Houston. The process of developing a computer-assisted instruction program.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006223-199305000-00009

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