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In March, 1985, IFCEB held their First World Conference on Computer-Based Education in Banking, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The three-day conference centered on using computer systems for instructional and educational purposes, particularly in the area of International Banking. A complete Conference Proceedings will be made available to IFCEB members for US $20 and to non-members for US $40. In addition, the following conference presentations will be made available on both audio and video cassettes: 1. "Five Generations of Authoring Tools in CBE" Drs. Bert Camstra, Director of Courseware Europe BV, Purmerend, The Netherlands. 2. "The Possibilities and Limitations of Interactive Video as it is Today" Drs. Freek Gastkemper, Head of the Educational Technology Department at the Dutch Open University, Heerlen. 3. "Why Banking Organizations Should Produce Their Own Interactive Video" Dr. Diane Gayeski and Dr. David Williams, Principal Partners of OmniCom Associates, Ithaca, NY, USA. 4. "CIFPB's Methods in the Use of Educational Technology" Mr. Marc Girard, Director of the Computers and New Technologies Department at the Centre International de Formation de la Profession Bancaire, Paris, France. 5 "Present and Future Technology in Education" Dr. John Heaford, Manager of Computer-based Training& Consulting Services at Deltak, Ltd., Berkshire, England. 6. "A Panorama of CBE in Banking in Europe" Mr. Leif K. Jakobsen, Head of the Education Department at the Danish Savings Banks Association, Copenhagen, Denmark. North-Holland Education & Computing 1 (1985) 213-215
7 "CBT in Banking Today" Dr. Greg Kearsley, Chief Scientist at Courseware, Inc., San Diego, CA, USA. 8 "Interactive Video Discs: Database-driven Courseware" Ms. Wendy MacKay, Manager of Research and Development at the Digital Equipment Corporation, Burlington, MA, USA. 9 "A Perspective on the Future of Authoring Systems" Mr. Steven Nordberg, Director of PLATO Development and Support, Control Data Corporation, Minneapolis, MN, USA. 10. "The Artificial Intelligence Approach to Authoring Systems for Computer-based Training" Dr. Tim O'Shea, Director of Micro Electronics in Schools Project, the Centre for Continuing Education at the Open University, Milton Keynes, England. 11. "A Panorama of Computer Based Education in Banking in the U.S." Mr. Dennis Warnke, Corporate Planning Officer of Equitable Bank, Baltimore, MD, USA. 12. "The Panel of the Future" Videos of these presentations can be obtained from IFCEB at a cost to members of US $50-$35, depending on type of system required and for non-members, US $100-$70. The audio version costs US $7.50 for members and US $15 for non-members. Complete audio and video copies of the entire conference proceedings are also available.
IFCEB Announces Courseware Library Plan
IFCEB has initiated a Courseware Library Plan whereby IFCEB institutional members can support and participate in the development of a library of CBT-courses specifically designed to meet the training requirements of banks and financial institutions. At present IFCEB is inviting its members to become project participants in two computer-based
0067-9287/85/$3.30 © 1985, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. (North-Holland)
IFCEB Section
IFCEB News IFCEB Conference Materials Available
In March, 1985, IFCEB held their First World Conference on Computer-Based Education in Banking, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The three-day conference centered on using computer systems for instructional and educational purposes, particularly in the area of International Banking. A complete Conference Proceedings will be made available to IFCEB members for US $20 and to non-members for US $40. In addition, the following conference presentations will be made available on both audio and video cassettes: 1. "Five Generations of Authoring Tools in CBE" Drs. Bert Camstra, Director of Courseware Europe BV, Purmerend, The Netherlands. 2. "The Possibilities and Limitations of Interactive Video as it is Today" Drs. Freek Gastkemper, Head of the Educational Technology Department at the Dutch Open University, Heerlen. 3. "Why Banking Organizations Should Produce Their Own Interactive Video" Dr. Diane Gayeski and Dr. David Williams, Principal Partners of OmniCom Associates, Ithaca, NY, USA. 4. "CIFPB's Methods in the Use of Educational Technology" Mr. Marc Girard, Director of the Computers and New Technologies Department at the Centre International de Formation de la Profession Bancaire, Paris, France. 5 "Present and Future Technology in Education" Dr. John Heaford, Manager of Computer-based Training& Consulting Services at Deltak, Ltd., Berkshire, England. 6. "A Panorama of CBE in Banking in Europe" Mr. Leif K. Jakobsen, Head of the Education Department at the Danish Savings Banks Association, Copenhagen, Denmark. North-Holland Education & Computing 1 (1985) 213-215
7 "CBT in Banking Today" Dr. Greg Kearsley, Chief Scientist at Courseware, Inc., San Diego, CA, USA. 8 "Interactive Video Discs: Database-driven Courseware" Ms. Wendy MacKay, Manager of Research and Development at the Digital Equipment Corporation, Burlington, MA, USA. 9 "A Perspective on the Future of Authoring Systems" Mr. Steven Nordberg, Director of PLATO Development and Support, Control Data Corporation, Minneapolis, MN, USA. 10. "The Artificial Intelligence Approach to Authoring Systems for Computer-based Training" Dr. Tim O'Shea, Director of Micro Electronics in Schools Project, the Centre for Continuing Education at the Open University, Milton Keynes, England. 11. "A Panorama of Computer Based Education in Banking in the U.S." Mr. Dennis Warnke, Corporate Planning Officer of Equitable Bank, Baltimore, MD, USA. 12. "The Panel of the Future" Videos of these presentations can be obtained from IFCEB at a cost to members of US $50-$35, depending on type of system required and for non-members, US $100-$70. The audio version costs US $7.50 for members and US $15 for non-members. Complete audio and video copies of the entire conference proceedings are also available.
IFCEB Announces Courseware Library Plan
IFCEB has initiated a Courseware Library Plan whereby IFCEB institutional members can support and participate in the development of a library of CBT-courses specifically designed to meet the training requirements of banks and financial institutions. At present IFCEB is inviting its members to become project participants in two computer-based
0067-9287/85/$3.30 © 1985, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. (North-Holland)