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From: seymour@nprdc.navy.mil (George Seymour)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Question: Learning electricity/electronics
Keywords: Software Games Learning Electricity Electronics
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Date: 5 Dec 90 16:48:23 GMT
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Reply-To: seymour@nprdc.navy.mil (George Seymour)
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NOTE: This was posted to sci.engr | comp.cog-eng | comp.software-eng
      comp.edu | comp.misc | and comp.sources.games two days ago. So
      far I have received two replies, one of which seems to have a
	remote possibility.  Ergo, any information will be appreciated.

I would appreciate information about the use of:
     a) computer programs, or
     b) games, or
     c) other technology/motivation
methods which have been successful in teaching, or helping students
to learn, the fundamentals of basic electricity/electronics.  Citations
to published research will be helpful also.

Thanks,
George Edw. Seymour               Internet: seymour@nprdc.navy.mil
                                  UUCP: ucsd!nprdc!seymour