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                              3)  Games and simulations to provide opportunities to use newly
                                  learned knowledge; and

                              4)  A  data  source  allows  students  to  access  the  data  structure
                                  through an externally determined data access protocol.
                              Computer technology, both in the form of hardware and software,

                         usually has the following characteristics:
                              1)  Can be used randomly, in addition to linear

                              2)  Can be used according to the learner's wishes, in addition to
                                  the way the developer designs.
                              3)  Ideas are usually expressed abstractly using words, symbols, or

                                  graphics.
                              4)  Cognitive  science  principles  are  applied  during  the

                                  development
                              5)  Learning  can  be  learner-centred  with  a  high  level  of
                                  interactivity.

                          d.  Integrated Technology
                              Integrated Technology is a way to produce and deliver materials by
                          combining  several  types  of  computer-controlled  media.  The  specialty

                          displayed  by  this  technology,  especially  using  a  computer  with  high
                          specifications, is the existence of high learner interactivity with various
                          learning resources.

                              Learning  with  this  integrated  technology  has  the  following
                          characteristics:

                              1)  Can be used randomly, in addition to linear
                              2)  Can be used according to the learner's wishes, in addition to
                                  the way the developer designs.

                              3)  Ideas  are  often  presented  realistically  in  the  context  of  the
                                  learner's  experience,  relevant  to  the  learner's  condition,  and

                                  under the learner's control.
                              4)  The  principles  of  cognitive  science  and  constructivism  are
                                  applied in the development and utilization of learning materials
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