Abstract
The introduction of the microcomputer into the school learning environment has changed and will continue to change the nature of education. Yet, although many schools and school systems have purchased microcomputer equipment, the most effective ways for using the equipment to improve the learning environment are not yet developed. In order to do so, changes will have to occur in every facet of education. School boards and superintendents will be forced to change their concept of the learning environment. Central office personnel and principals will need to establish new techniques and procedures. Teachers will have to learn to use a new tool. Students will need to change their study habits
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