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Instructional psychology and computer science

Our goal is to bring about individualized, effective and enjoyable systems of instruction, using the computer as a medium. We want to offer an alternative to labor-intensive, lock-step systems of instruction which exist today. To achieve this goal requires mass dissemination of CAI systems, a task which requires a "market success". By this is meant a visible success which will bring industry and government funding and professional talent to bear on the process of widespread dissemination of effective CAI systems. The CAI Lab at the University of Texas is working with the MITRE Corporation on a very serious attempt to bring this about. We want to develop enough courseware, for an integrated hardware-software system which will be cost-effective, to make a very strong economic impact on the junior colleges.