Education and demonstration – Mathematics – Arithmetic
Patent
1980-01-10
1982-11-02
Grieb, William H.
Education and demonstration
Mathematics
Arithmetic
273138A, 328 59, G09B 702
Patent
active
RE0310700
ABSTRACT:
A novel teaching machine having an indicia display means, random signal generator means for actuating said display means, a keyboard and a means for electronically determining a functional interrelationship between the displayed indicia and comparing it with an input keyed into the keyboard by a student viewing the display in order to develop the student's skill in evaluating the relationship between the displayed indicia as well as utilizing the keyboard.
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Meyer Jerome C.
Tillotson, III James A.
Centurion Industries, Inc.
Grieb William H.
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