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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Terminology [ ] The terminology for systems which integrate and manage computer-based learning has changed over the years. Terms which are useful in understanding and searching for earlier materials include: • 'Computer Assisted Instruction' (CAI) • 'Computer Based Training' (CBT) • 'Computer Managed Instruction' (CMI) • 'Course Management System' (CMS) • 'Integrated Learning Systems' (ILS) • 'Interactive Multimedia Instruction' (IMI) • 'Learning Management System' (LMS) • 'Massive open online course' (MOOC) • 'On Demand Training' (ODT) • 'Technology Based Learning' (TBL) • 'Technology Enhanced Learning' (TEL) • 'Web Based Training' (WBT) • 'Media Psychology' Pre-1940s [ ]. Main article: 1991 [ ] • In datacloud Datacloud: Toward a New Theory of Online Work, Johndan Johnson-Eilola describes a specific computer-supported collaboriation space:, which was introduced in 1991. According to Johnson-Eilola, a “Smart Board system provides a 72-inch, rear projection, touchscreen, intelligent whiteboard surface for work” (79). In datacloud Datacloud, Johnson-Eilola asserts that “[w]e are attempting to understand how users move within information spaces, how users can exist within information spaces rather than merely gaze at them, and how information spaces must be shared with others rather than being private, lived within rather than simply visited” (82). He explains how the Smart Board system offers an information space that allows his students to engage in active collaboration. He makes three distinct claims regarding the functionality of the technology: 1) The Smart Board allows users to work with large amounts of information, 2) It offers an information space that invites active collaboration, 3) The work produced is often “dynamic and contingent” (82).