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"Combining educational theory, actual practice, and
potential applications, this book is both stimulating and
useful."
--James Henretta, University of Maryland
"This is an imaginative and practical guide with
diverse examples of how to interest students in history . .
. of value to every teacher of history from secondary school
through graduate school....There is no other single,
coordinated source of such useful material."
--John E. Semonche, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
TEACHING HISTORY WITH A COMPUTER
A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR
COLLEGE PROFESSORS
James B. M. Schick, Pittsburg State University
Whether you are planning to implement a full-scale
learning program, or to add a smaller dimension of
computer-aided instruction to your history classes,
TEACHING HISTORY WITH A COMPUTER offers:
- Valuable advice for enhancing your courses
- Information about available software
- Suggestions for using this software
- Guidance for making well-informed choices
- Explanations of both the benefits and the
difficulties of computer-assisted instruction
1990 ISBN: 0-925065-32-3 $33.95 paper
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