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International Journal of Instructional Media
International Journal of Instructional Media is a magazine specializing in Computing topics.
Articles from Vol. 34, No. 2, Spring
Current Utilization of ICT in Turkish Basic Education Schools: A Review of Teacher's ICT Use and Barriers to Integration
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INTRODUCTION There seems to exist a widespread agreement among researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the field of education that the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) ameliorates the teaching and learning process. Especially...
Learning with Multimedia: Engaging Students in Constructivist Learning
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INTRODUCTION: LEARNING WITH MULTIMEDIA Multimedia is changing the way we communicate with each other. This has introduced important changes in our educational system and impact the way we communicate information to the learners. With multimedia,...
Public Television in a Digital Environment:
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INTRODUCTION By February 2009, based upon a Congressional mandate, analog broadcasting will cease and digital transmission will become the foundation of the Public Broadcasting System (PBS). Such a change offers many new and exciting possibilities....
Relationships between Self Beliefs, Instructional Practices, and Chemistry Achievement of Students in Chinese Taipei: Results from the TIMSS 1999 Assessment
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The use of emerging technologies and incorporation of instructional design principles have been applied to effective teaching and student learning in chemistry. For instance, the use of cooperative learning teams resulted in positive student responses...
Simple Data Tables in a Web Page Context: Achieving Accessibility and Section 508 Compliance
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INTRODUCTION The World Wide Web has grown so rapidly that many people are only now realizing that much of its content is not available to individuals with disabilities. Some people can navigate the Web only via a keyboard due to an inability to...
The Nation's Report Card: Is the U.S. Failing?
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INTRODUCTION With all the energy directed to raising academic standards and performance levels in schools throughout the United States, one would expect to be seeing a rising trend line. Given the enormous resources being devoted to educational...
The Poster: A Once and Present Medium of Communication
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In the nineteenth century, posters were the predominant means of communication. But what about them today? With television, radio and other more modern media available to advertisers and promoters, does the poster still have a meaningful role to inform...
"Tribute Recordings as Teaching Tools: Recommended Audio Resources"
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Audio technology is the life's blood of many music education programs. It is also the avocational preference of most high school and college students. While personalized perspectives of singers and songwriters are occasionally valuable as oral history,...
Web Content Management and Personalization Using One-to-One Strategy
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INTRODUCTION A large number of college students in the United State access the Internet daily. Student expectations about communication technologies are high, which presents unique challenges for higher educational institutions. The Web, in particular,...
Websites and Virtual History Museums: Educational Strategies Used by Francophone Teachers in Canada
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INTRODUCTION Recently in Canada, information and communication technology (ICT) has made massive inroads into the fields of museology (CHIN, 2002) and education (COLT, 1999), as it has in other fields. Always open to new trends, museums are constantly...
