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The Electronic Classroom: Workstations for Teaching

Abstract This article describes an “electronic classroom” consisting of a network of 55 powerful Apollo DN300 workstations running the BALSA algorithm simulation and animation environment. Several examples (parameter passing and linked-list manipulation) from an introductory programming course are briefly discussed, and some conclusions abbut the user interface are drawn, based on participant observation and student responses to detailed questionnaires.

Andries van Dam

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