1993
DOI: 10.1080/00221349308979632
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Computer Network Resources for Physical Geography Instruction

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“…Much of the early literature on computer-mediated learning in geography was dominated by highly specialised discussions that concentrated on the technical aspects of computer-mediated resources (including the teaching of statistical methods, physical geography, remote sensing and exploring the uses of the Worldwide web) but had far less to say about broader geographic pedagogy (Shepherd, 1985;Rees, 1987;Flowerdew & Lovett, 1992;Bishop et al, 1993;Bishop et al, 1995;Newnham et al, 1998). While recent discussion has moved beyond the mechanics of speci c computer methods to engage theoretical and practical pedagogical issues involving the integration of computer-mediated learning into the classroom (Kemp et al, 1992;Walsh, 1992;DiBiase, 1996;Foote, 1997;Krygier et al, 1997;Summerby-Murray & Ollerhead, 1997), there remains considerable scope for the evaluation of computer-mediated methods as pedagogical tools.…”
Section: Gis As a Learning Tool For Geographymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much of the early literature on computer-mediated learning in geography was dominated by highly specialised discussions that concentrated on the technical aspects of computer-mediated resources (including the teaching of statistical methods, physical geography, remote sensing and exploring the uses of the Worldwide web) but had far less to say about broader geographic pedagogy (Shepherd, 1985;Rees, 1987;Flowerdew & Lovett, 1992;Bishop et al, 1993;Bishop et al, 1995;Newnham et al, 1998). While recent discussion has moved beyond the mechanics of speci c computer methods to engage theoretical and practical pedagogical issues involving the integration of computer-mediated learning into the classroom (Kemp et al, 1992;Walsh, 1992;DiBiase, 1996;Foote, 1997;Krygier et al, 1997;Summerby-Murray & Ollerhead, 1997), there remains considerable scope for the evaluation of computer-mediated methods as pedagogical tools.…”
Section: Gis As a Learning Tool For Geographymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Αυτό οφείλεται σε δύο κυρίως λόγους. Ο και πληροφοριών(Bishop et al 1993). Για παράδειγμα ο Bishop και οι συνεργάτες του πρότειναν την αξιοποίηση του διαδικτύου ως πηγή για την ανάκτηση κειμένου, δορυφορικών εικόνων, γραφικών, και λογισμικού για διδασκαλία θεματικών που περιλαμβάνονται στη Φυσική Γεωγραφία και τη γεωμορφολογία.…”
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