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This article introduces the simple conversational computer system (SIS) for computer-aided instruction and testing. SIS offers sequential or branched courses with feedback and scoring, adaptable for various terminals.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Educational Technology

Background:

Traditional educational methods can be enhanced with technology.
Computer-aided instruction (CAI) offers personalized learning experiences.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a simple conversational computer system for instructional and testing purposes.
To detail the system's architecture and operational modes.

Main Methods:

The system, SIS, operates sequentially with branching capabilities.
It displays instructional texts and multiple-choice questions.
Feedback on answers is provided, with optional access to explanations.

Main Results:

SIS provides immediate correctness feedback and final scores.
Instructor logs include individual answers and summary scores.
The system is implemented in FORTRAN for IBM 360 series computers.

Conclusions:

SIS serves as a flexible vehicle for computer-aided instruction and testing.
The system supports various terminal types, including remote access.
Its design facilitates the creation and delivery of educational content.