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Usman Gani Al Haque
M.Ed Batch 2015-17
Reg No: 15392025
School of Education
Pondicherry University
e-mail: ganiamu@gmail.com
Computer Assisted Instruction(CAI)
(Origin. types, hurdles and remedies)
What is CAI ?
CBT : Computer Based Training
CAI : Computer Assisted Instruction
CAL : Computer Assisted Learning
CALL: Computer Assisted Language Learning
WBI : Web Based Instruction
WBT : Web Based Training
CBE : Computer Based Education
CBI : Computer Based Instruction
Synonyms of CAI
CAI started in the 1950s and 1960s, mainly in the USA. Pioneers such
as Suppes (Stanford University), Kemeny and Kurtz (BASIC, 1960s
(Kemeny and Kurtz, 1968, 1985)) and Bitzer (PLATO, University of
Illinois (Hart, 1981, 1995)) were among the first to use a computer as
part of the learning process. The early CAI programs were
rudimentary by today's standards, with mainly text-based interfaces.
Bitzer was one of the first to realise the importance of graphics and
sound in the teaching process. The provisions under the NPE-1986,
POA-1992 given more emphasis on computer education.
Origin of CAI
 Informational instruction
 Drill and practice programmes
 Tutorial type computer-assisted instruction
 Educational games type
 Simulation type of instruction
 Problem solving type
 Practical work-oriented instruction
 Learning affairs management type
Types of CAI
It helps the learner get the desired information he need. Here
the computer can serve the role of an enquiry officer, to
respond to the student’s enquiry with answers it has stored.
It provides minimal interaction between the student and the
computer programme. The sole purpose of this type of CAI
is to provide essential information for the acquirement of
concepts and skills.
Informational instruction
Drill and practice programmes simply assist the
students in remembering and utilizing information
that the teacher has already presented, reinforcing
previous learning through repetition. It is most
important in improving knowledge level.
Drill and practice programmes
In this type of CAI, the computers are engaged in actual teaching. Here they
can play effectively the role of a tutor by maintaining a perfect interaction
and dialogue with the individual students. The tutorial programmes are
prepared not only to have instruction in topics such as Newton’s laws of
motion, sets and their operations, solar and lunar eclipses but also to
provide sufficient practice, having proper track of the students’ difficulties
and performance and move the students on the path of progress according
to their own pace, abilities and requirements. If the student has been able to
master a concept, the CAI programme provides the next step of instruction,
but if he is not able to achieve mastery, the programme provides the
remedial solution
Tutorial Type Computer-assisted
Instruction
In it, the learners are provided with a variety of well-
designed computer games. These games should not be
confused with academic type games. Their purpose is only
to provide intellectual challenge, stimulation of curiosity
and serve as a source of review or reward for some
accomplishment for the learner.
Educational Games Type
Requires the students to use high level cognitive abilities in
the process of considering the problem at hand, analyzing
the problem situation and its various solutions, predicting
respective outcomes, determining which specific plan to
attempt and enacting the appropriate actions.
Eg: Sudoku
Problem Solving Type
CAI programmes can provide valuable help in supplementing
laboratory and other practical work. A student can learn so many
things about the science experiments before actually performing them
in his practical class by watching and following a computer
programme made for this purpose. Similarly, he can avail the
necessary skills and experiences about practical tasks in other fields
before actually engaging in such practical activities. Thus the children
will have a necessary preparation and background from computers
for their better performances at the school hours.
Practical Work-oriented Instruction
In this type of instructional activities, the computer assisted
programmes provide valuable help in managing and
supervising the learning affairs of the students. They can
have a proper check over the learning activities of
individual students by identifying their academic
weaknesses through extensive diagnostic testing and to
prescribe educational programmes to meet their individual
needs.
Learning Affairs Management Type
Hurdles and Remedies
Hurdles Remedies
The instruction of CAI in classrooms proves
quite expensive and uneconomical in terms
of educational returns.
The Govt should take initiative, incentive
can be given to students in the form of
laptop, tablet, etc.
E.g.: UP govt has provided laptop to all
students
Computer, as an electronic device, may
invite significant hazards to children. There
is a potential danger for the children either to
damage the machine or be damaged by it.
Instructors have to take care of it and make
the learner smart in handling electronic
devices. Parents, teachers have to take care
of this.
Much of the difficulty is felt on account of
unavailability or usability of the
educational software.
Before buying a software ,one should be
careful about the product’s quality, brand,
popularity, user reviews.
Hurdles and Remedies
Hurdles Remedies
Serving of the hardware also possess serial
problem. If for one or the other reason the
machine is failed, the expertise to operate it
again or do repair work is not easily
available. Thus the regular instructional work
on self-study of the students may receive a
major drawback
The instructor has to make the learner skilful
and give proper guidance of using hardware
with all precautions.
The learners are supposed to type from the
keyboard or use light pens against the screen
for putting of their responses. During long
study hours this exercise may prove boring,
mechanical and tiresome.
There should be recreational activities in
between. The software should be made in
such a way that it may prove user friendly
and recreational.
Auto instruction or self study carried out in
the form of CAI is basically a learner
controlled instruction as it may lead to
indiscipline, carelessness, unnecessary
wasting on the part of the students.
There should be some time limit in
educational software and parents and
teachers also have to take care about it.
No machine can match the human beings for effective interaction
with the human beings. The emotional touch, sympathy and warmth
as the heart link established in teacher pupil interaction are not
possible in CAI.
These limitations and drawbacks don’t undermine the importance of
computers as an aid to instruction. They are not to replace the teacher
or the traditional teaching learning system but to render a valuable
help to the teacher as well as learners in their pursuit of excellence
with regard to their responsibilities toward teaching and learning.
Conclusion
Thank You

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Computer assisted instruction(CAI)

  • 1. Prepared by Usman Gani Al Haque M.Ed Batch 2015-17 Reg No: 15392025 School of Education Pondicherry University e-mail: ganiamu@gmail.com Computer Assisted Instruction(CAI) (Origin. types, hurdles and remedies)
  • 3. CBT : Computer Based Training CAI : Computer Assisted Instruction CAL : Computer Assisted Learning CALL: Computer Assisted Language Learning WBI : Web Based Instruction WBT : Web Based Training CBE : Computer Based Education CBI : Computer Based Instruction Synonyms of CAI
  • 4. CAI started in the 1950s and 1960s, mainly in the USA. Pioneers such as Suppes (Stanford University), Kemeny and Kurtz (BASIC, 1960s (Kemeny and Kurtz, 1968, 1985)) and Bitzer (PLATO, University of Illinois (Hart, 1981, 1995)) were among the first to use a computer as part of the learning process. The early CAI programs were rudimentary by today's standards, with mainly text-based interfaces. Bitzer was one of the first to realise the importance of graphics and sound in the teaching process. The provisions under the NPE-1986, POA-1992 given more emphasis on computer education. Origin of CAI
  • 5.  Informational instruction  Drill and practice programmes  Tutorial type computer-assisted instruction  Educational games type  Simulation type of instruction  Problem solving type  Practical work-oriented instruction  Learning affairs management type Types of CAI
  • 6. It helps the learner get the desired information he need. Here the computer can serve the role of an enquiry officer, to respond to the student’s enquiry with answers it has stored. It provides minimal interaction between the student and the computer programme. The sole purpose of this type of CAI is to provide essential information for the acquirement of concepts and skills. Informational instruction
  • 7. Drill and practice programmes simply assist the students in remembering and utilizing information that the teacher has already presented, reinforcing previous learning through repetition. It is most important in improving knowledge level. Drill and practice programmes
  • 8. In this type of CAI, the computers are engaged in actual teaching. Here they can play effectively the role of a tutor by maintaining a perfect interaction and dialogue with the individual students. The tutorial programmes are prepared not only to have instruction in topics such as Newton’s laws of motion, sets and their operations, solar and lunar eclipses but also to provide sufficient practice, having proper track of the students’ difficulties and performance and move the students on the path of progress according to their own pace, abilities and requirements. If the student has been able to master a concept, the CAI programme provides the next step of instruction, but if he is not able to achieve mastery, the programme provides the remedial solution Tutorial Type Computer-assisted Instruction
  • 9. In it, the learners are provided with a variety of well- designed computer games. These games should not be confused with academic type games. Their purpose is only to provide intellectual challenge, stimulation of curiosity and serve as a source of review or reward for some accomplishment for the learner. Educational Games Type
  • 10. Requires the students to use high level cognitive abilities in the process of considering the problem at hand, analyzing the problem situation and its various solutions, predicting respective outcomes, determining which specific plan to attempt and enacting the appropriate actions. Eg: Sudoku Problem Solving Type
  • 11. CAI programmes can provide valuable help in supplementing laboratory and other practical work. A student can learn so many things about the science experiments before actually performing them in his practical class by watching and following a computer programme made for this purpose. Similarly, he can avail the necessary skills and experiences about practical tasks in other fields before actually engaging in such practical activities. Thus the children will have a necessary preparation and background from computers for their better performances at the school hours. Practical Work-oriented Instruction
  • 12. In this type of instructional activities, the computer assisted programmes provide valuable help in managing and supervising the learning affairs of the students. They can have a proper check over the learning activities of individual students by identifying their academic weaknesses through extensive diagnostic testing and to prescribe educational programmes to meet their individual needs. Learning Affairs Management Type
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  • 14. Hurdles and Remedies Hurdles Remedies The instruction of CAI in classrooms proves quite expensive and uneconomical in terms of educational returns. The Govt should take initiative, incentive can be given to students in the form of laptop, tablet, etc. E.g.: UP govt has provided laptop to all students Computer, as an electronic device, may invite significant hazards to children. There is a potential danger for the children either to damage the machine or be damaged by it. Instructors have to take care of it and make the learner smart in handling electronic devices. Parents, teachers have to take care of this. Much of the difficulty is felt on account of unavailability or usability of the educational software. Before buying a software ,one should be careful about the product’s quality, brand, popularity, user reviews.
  • 15. Hurdles and Remedies Hurdles Remedies Serving of the hardware also possess serial problem. If for one or the other reason the machine is failed, the expertise to operate it again or do repair work is not easily available. Thus the regular instructional work on self-study of the students may receive a major drawback The instructor has to make the learner skilful and give proper guidance of using hardware with all precautions. The learners are supposed to type from the keyboard or use light pens against the screen for putting of their responses. During long study hours this exercise may prove boring, mechanical and tiresome. There should be recreational activities in between. The software should be made in such a way that it may prove user friendly and recreational. Auto instruction or self study carried out in the form of CAI is basically a learner controlled instruction as it may lead to indiscipline, carelessness, unnecessary wasting on the part of the students. There should be some time limit in educational software and parents and teachers also have to take care about it.
  • 16. No machine can match the human beings for effective interaction with the human beings. The emotional touch, sympathy and warmth as the heart link established in teacher pupil interaction are not possible in CAI. These limitations and drawbacks don’t undermine the importance of computers as an aid to instruction. They are not to replace the teacher or the traditional teaching learning system but to render a valuable help to the teacher as well as learners in their pursuit of excellence with regard to their responsibilities toward teaching and learning. Conclusion