Programmed learning textbook
OwnerAndrew F. Kay, David A. Kayinventors
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Abstract
A programmed learning text including self-test questions for providing immediate feedback to the student on what he has learned. Each question is followed by a plurality of possible answers. Adjacent to each such possible answer is a mottled design printed on the paper. Indentations in the paper, which indentations are concealed by the mottled design, distinguish the correct answer from the wrong answers. After selecting one of the choices, the student touches the mottled design to find out whether his choice is the correct one.
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A programmed learning text having a plurality of pages and a self-test question, comprising:
- a plurality of possible answers to said question, the answers being printed on one of said pages, at least one of said ansers being a correct answer to said question;
- means on said page adjacent said answers for identifying each correct answer by touch;
- and
- camouflaging means on said page for visually camouflaging said identifying means.
A programmed learning text having a plurality of pages and a self-test question, comprising:
- a plurality of possible answers to said question, the answers being printed on one of said pages, at least one of said answers being a correct answer to said question;
- at least one projection embossed in said page adjacent said answers for identifying each correct answer by touch;
- and
- camouflaging means on said page for visually camouflaging said projection.
A programmed learning text for learning the answer to a self-test question, comprising:
- a sheet of material having a plurality of adjacent indicia corresponding to a plurality of possible answers to said self-test question, at least one of said indicia corresponding to a correct answer to said question and at least one of said indicia corresponding to a wrong answer thereto;
- a plurality of projections, perceptible by touch, arranged in a first predetermined pattern embossed in the page adjacent each said indicia corresponding to a wrong answer;
- a plurality of projections, perceptible by touch, arranged in a second predetermined pattern embossed in the page adjacent each said indicia corresponding to a correct answer;
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- camouflage means upon said projections, visually camouflaging the presence of said projections, said camouflaging means not interfering with the touch perceptibility of said projections.
In a programmed learning textbook, of the kind having a plurality of multiple-choice self-test questions, some of said questions having a plurality of adjacent indicia corresponding to a plurality of possible answers on at least one page of the textbook, the improvement comprising:
- at least one projection, perceptible by touch, embossed in said page adjacent one of said indicia;
- and
- camouflaging means upon said projection, visually camouflaging the presence of said projection, said camouflaging means not interfering with the touch perceptibility of said projection.
A programmed learning text for learning the answer to a self-test question, comprising:
- a sheet of material having a plurality of adjacent indicia corresponding to a plurality of possible answers to said self-test question;
- identifying means perceptible by touch on said sheet adjacent one of said indicia;
- and
- camouflage means upon said identifying means, visually camouflaging the presence of said identifying means, said camouflaging means not interfering with the touch perceptibility of said identifying means.
A programmed learning text for learning the answer to a self-test question, comprising:
- a sheet of material having a plurality of adjacent indicia corresponding to a plurality of possible answers to said self-test question;
- at least one projection, perceptible by touch, embossed in said sheet adjacent one of said indicia;
- and
- camouflage means upon said projection, visually camouflaging the presence of said projection, said camouflaging means not interfering with the touch perceptibility of said projection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.