The computer in learning
Alfred M. Bork · 1973
The student in a computer science class, particularly an advanced class, can put up with many idiosyncrasies in the computer. But he or she is hardly an "ordinary mortal" in terms of computer usage. However, the student of physics, sociology, art, or English, who employs the computer as part of the learning experiences in his class, is certainly an ordinary mortal using computers.