The Domesday interactive videodisc system in geography teaching

David Maguire

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Geography Education and Pedagogy Educational Technology and E-Learning Education and Technology Integration

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The Domesday Interactive Videodisc System was launched in late 1986. At the time of the launch claims were made about the System's potential major contribution to educational computing. Sufficient time has now elapsed in order to present a considered assessment of its utility as an educational resource. This paper reviews the technology embodied in the System, describes how it works and considers its educational potential. Two case studies detail how the Domesday System may be used in geography teaching.

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1977The Selection of Class Intervals 1987In The Matter Of Class Intervals For Choropleth Maps: With Particular Reference To The Work Of George F Jenks 1987Geographic information systems and the BBC's Domesday interactive videodisk 1985Teaching geography with the computer: possibilities and problems 1988The Domesday Machine: A Nationwide Geographical Information System 1989Computers in geography 1986A Geographical Information and Mapping System for the BBC Domesday Optical Discs 1986The 1986 Domesday Project

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