1. Editorial

   • Joseph B. Sidowski

   EditorialNotes Pages: 73 - 73

2. Computer conference student paper competition

   Announcement Pages: 74 - 74

3. Lee W. Gregg: In appreciation

   • Joseph B. Sidowski

   Announcement Pages: 75 - 75

4. The use of computer-controlled video disks in the study of spatial learning

   • Krishna Hooper

   Session I Welcome Pages: 77 - 84

5. An overview of STEAMER: An advanced computer-assisted instruction system for propulsion engineering

   • Michael Williams
   • James Hollan
   • Albert Stevens

   Session II Invited Addresses Pages: 85 - 90

6. On-line computers in psychology: The last 10 years, the next 10 years—The challenge and the promise

   • N. John Castellan

   Session III Presidential Address Pages: 91 - 96

7. Evaluating and reporting data quality in eye movement research

   • George W. McConkie

   Session IV Eye Movements: A Symposium Pages: 97 - 106

8. Reduction and calibration of eye monitor data

   • Reinhold Kliegl
   • Richard K. Olson

   Session IV Eye Movements: A Symposium Pages: 107 - 111

9. A rotating buffer system for on-line collection of eye monitor data

   • Brian J. Davidson

   Session IV Eye Movements: A Symposium Pages: 112 - 114

10. Automated and interactive analysis of eye fixation data in reading

    • Reinhold Kliegl

    Session IV Eye Movements: A Symposium Pages: 115 - 120

11. PROCTOR: An on-line student evaluation and monitoring system for use with PSI format courses

    • Charles R. Crowell
    • Leo R. Quintanar
    • Kenneth L. Grant

    Session V Computer-Aided Instruction Pages: 121 - 127

12. Teacher resistance to computer-assisted instruction

    • Theron Stimmel
    • James L. Connor
    • H. John Durrett

    Session V Computer-Aided Instruction Pages: 128 - 130

13. A computer-oriented task analysis method for mathematics instruction

    • John W. Cotton
    • Sandra P. Marshall
    • John P. Gallagher

    Session V Computer-Aided Instruction Pages: 131 - 140

14. My many mistakes with microcomputers (or four years of fun trying to get my computer to run)

    • Richard E. Mayer

    Session VI Mistakes With Microcomputers: A Symposium Pages: 141 - 144

15. Effective ways to dispose of unwanted time and money with a laboratory computer

    • David E. Kieras

    Session VI Mistakes With Microcomputers: A Symposium Pages: 145 - 148

16. External memory: High speed, low speed, and no speed

    • Russell Revlin

    Session VI Mistakes With Microcomputers: A Symposium Pages: 149 - 152

17. Basic computer troubleshooting and preventive computer maintenance operation

    • Walter Schneider

    Session VII Tutorials Pages: 153 - 162

18. Structured system design: Analysis, design, and construction

    • Gary B. Forbach

    Session VII Tutorials Pages: 163 - 171

19. COGNET: A national network for cognitive science

    • Richard B. Millward

    Session VIII VAX Users Symposium Pages: 172 - 180

20. UCSD PASCAL with a VAX as a floppy disk

    • James L. Fox
    • Raymond J. McKnight
    • Richard V. Wolf

    Session VIII VAX Users Symposium Pages: 181 - 188

21. Psychological experimentation through direct connection of the subject interface to a VAX

    • Peter G. Polson
    • James R. Miller
    • John Karat

    Session VIII VAX Users Symposium Pages: 189 - 191

22. Cognitive simulation modeling on the VAX-11

    • Alan M. Lesgold

    Session VIII VAX Users Symposium Pages: 192 - 194

23. A laboratory in experimental psychology using the TRS-80

    • Thomas B. Perera

    Session IX Microprocessors In The Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 195 - 197

24. Bridging the gap between micros and minis in the teaching laboratory

    • Philip F. Spelt

    Session IX Microprocessors In The Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 198 - 200

25. Modeling on microcomputers

    • C. Michael Levy
    • Marc W. Durnin

    Session IX Microprocessors In The Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 201 - 203

26. Developing a laboratory course using PASCAL on the Apple II

    • David A. Eckerman

    Session IX Microprocessors In The Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 204 - 208

27. A microcomputer-based laboratory: Real-world experience

    • H. John Durrett
    • Catherine Zwiener

    Session X General Strategies In Laboratory Computing: A Symposium Pages: 209 - 212

28. Traditional minicomputers: A continuing role in the laboratory

    • Howard L. Kaplan

    Session X General Strategies In Laboratory Computing: A Symposium Pages: 213 - 215

29. A microcomputer interface for control of real-time experiments in cognitive psychology

    • Roger Ratcliff
    • W. M. Layton

    Session X General Strategies In Laboratory Computing: A Symposium Pages: 216 - 220

30. Low-cost microcomputer networking: How to get high throughput on a low budget

    • Adam V. Reed
    • Daniel Lewart
    • Linda H. Schneider

    Session X General Strategies In Laboratory Computing: A Symposium Pages: 221 - 226

31. A microcomputer-based cardiotachometer with video display

    • Hardy J. Pottinger
    • Carroll W. Hughes
    • James C. Craigmile

    Session XI General Applications I Pages: 227 - 234

32. Automatic mediation in group problem solving

    • David Stodolsky

    Session XI General Applications I Pages: 235 - 242

33. New uses for the on-line computer medium in mental health care

    • James H. Johnson
    • William Harris
    • Andrea Fink

    Session XI General Applications I Pages: 243 - 250

34. THRIFTNET: An economical software package for interprocessor communications

    • Patricia A. Ferguson
    • Donald F. Miller
    • P. Tobin Maginnis

    Session XII Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group Pages: 251 - 254

35. Graphics software and hardware for RT-11 systems

    • William L. Palya
    • Blake Brown

    Session XII Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group Pages: 255 - 261

36. DEC performance in the psychology laboratory

    • Doris Aaronson

    Session XII Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group Pages: 262 - 265

37. 1980 DEC users’ group report

    • Doris Aaronson

    Session XII Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group Pages: 266 - 267

38. Simulating second-guessing in on-line probability learning

    • Joseph Psotka

    Session XIII Microprocessor Users’ Group Pages: 268 - 270

39. 1980 Microprocessor Users’ group meeting report

    • M. Pavel

    Session XIII Microprocessor Users’ Group Pages: 271 - 271

40. Results of a preliminary survey of computer users in psychological laboratories

    • M. Pavel

    Session XIII Microprocessor Users’ Group Pages: 272 - 275

41. The analysis of multiphasic signals with the Apple II/FIRST microprocessor system

    • Mark Alan Johnson

    Session XIV General Applications II Pages: 276 - 280

42. A simple BASIC language laboratory control system for microcomputers patterned after SKED®

    • Thomas B. Perera

    Session XIV General Applications II Pages: 281 - 282

43. Effective random seeding of random number generators

    • Howard L. Kaplan

    Session XV Tutorials And General Applications Pages: 283 - 289

44. An example of cooperating compact data analysis programs

    • Gary Perlman

    Session XV Tutorials And General Applications Pages: 290 - 293

45. Computer-augmented decision making

    • C. P. Whaley

    Session XV Tutorials And General Applications Pages: 294 - 297