β Scribed by Ronald E. Anderson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Computing educators have increasingly begun to re-examine the assumptions that have been made about the effects of computer learning activities upon students. This discussion identifies some of these assumptions and reviews research that relates to the state of computing in education in the United States. It is argued that considerably more research is needed to justify the ongoing implementation of computer activities in education.
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