AUSTRIA: STUDY ON LEARNING SOFTWARE

Article Abstract:

According to the "Virtuelles Lernen" study by Austrian-based StudienVerlag Innsbruck, learning software available on the Internet is primarily about computer technology and used by students. The most popular learning programs on CD-ROM are language and maths learning programs. CD-ROMs and disks are preferred at schools. The range of learning programs on the Internet varies between regions in line with the penetration of the Internet in the region. For the reasons of data transfer, more multimedia is used on CD-ROMs than on the Internet.

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AUSTRIA: LANGUAGE-LEARNING SOFTWARE IN SCHOOL

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The 24 vocational schools of Vienna are using computer programs for the teaching of English. Since September 2000, a quarter of the English tuition time has been spent with the software Tell me More . The software allows the tailoring of the teaching according to the skills of each pupil. The software was paid for by the City of Vienna, while the federal government paid for the training of the teachers.

Elementary and secondary schools, Secondary & Technical Schools, Schools, LANGUAGE-LEARNING SOFTWARE

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AUSTRIA: GRAND PRIX WORLD BY MICROPROSE

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Microprose's "Grand Prix World" is a complex business simulation game, for which the player needs good knowledge of Formula One. The player manages a F1 team, hires pilots and other staff, tests the cars, tries to convince sponsors, and of course makes all decisions before and during the races. The realistic game for Formula One fans costs in Austria Sch 599.

Product introduction, MicroProse Inc.

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