Teaching machine, exhibition in London

Jan. 01, 1963 - The question and answer machine, New advance in automatic teaching: On show at the exhibition of Teaching Machines in London today are a number of machines which it is hoped will greatly assist the education authorities in the future. Over 1, 000 teachers from all types of schools and colleges attended the exhibition. One of the most interesting machines on show in the exhibition was the Empirical which automatically controls normal training aids such as tape recorders, film and slide projectors. By means of its associated equipment of the machine creates a situation and then asked, machine immediately informs the student whether he is right or wrong in his answer. It allows to make progress at his own particular speed. Another of the advantages is that it can be asked at any time and away from class and lecture room. Photo shows the new Empirical Tutor at the Institute of Education in London today

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