Computer-Assisted Instruction CAI) Has Several Advantages Over Noncomputer-Based Programmed Instruction

question 1

Multiple Choice

Computer-assisted instruction CAI) has several advantages over noncomputer-based programmed instruction PI) . Which one of the following is not an advantage of CAI over PI?

• A) CAI provides immediate reinforcement, whereas PI does not.
• B) CAI allows the use of videos and other moving graphics.
• C) CAI allows for the collection of data regarding the progress of each student.
• D) CAI is often found to be more effective than traditional instruction; PI is typically no more effective than traditional methods.

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