Computer Aided Instruction (CAI) is an instructional technique based on the principle of programmed instruction and makes use of a combination of tutorial, computer simulation activities and drill and practice programs. CAI is a very powerful instructional technique for classroom instruction as it provides an interaction between an individual learner and the computer, and is able to display the instructional material just as it happens in the tutorial system between the teacher and the individual learner. See samples of free recent project topics on CAI . In addition, CAI facilitates the learning by providing individualized instruction, effective interaction with the learner and immediate feedback. More importantly, it can support learners both cognitively and affectively. Cognitively, CAI focuses on learners’ attention on information relevant to learning or task at hand, reduce learners’ cognitive load and prevent them from feeling frustrated by difficult tasks. COMPUTER ASSI...
Learning environments are places where people learn. They can include physical spaces such as classrooms, schools, or workplaces; virtual spaces such as digital platforms; or blended spaces that combine both physical and digital elements. Learning environments should provide a safe and conducive space for learning. Final year students and teachers work well in a school culture where academic success and the motivation to learn, is expected, respected and rewarded. Such an atmosphere where final year students learn to love learning for learning's sake, results in better academic achievement especially in their Final Year Research Projects or thesis. The school is a special social space where education, training and personality development of children who are a community’s future assets are founded and run by proper training methods, appropriate physical space and favorable psychological environment. Final year students in the process of socialization require a healthy environment a...