51.  In all these cases, the person operating the system is using the computer to achieve the results that he wishes to obtain.

52.  They might even use the computer to print out some simple questions to use on site.

53.  Watching video or film.

54.  Pupils could use the computer to prepare for their visit and arrive provided with printouts of data-sheets or lists of questions.

55.  Other software uses computers to stop and start ancillaries, such as tape recorders or videos.

56.  A new style of classroom management may be required when using computers in history teaching.

57.  Adults learning to use computers are frequently taught very basic principles and then encouraged to simply play with it for a while.

58.  There are other reasons to support initiatives for using the computer as a means of delivering subject-specific information.

59.  The Henley Extended Learning Programme -- HELP -- uses computer mediated communication to facilitate the above activities internationally.

60.  It will contain a program or programs to allow the computer to be used in certain ways.