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Bork, Alfred was born on September 18, 1926 in Jacksonville, Florida, United States.
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Notions About Motion
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Personal Computers for Education
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Alfred Bork
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Alfred Bork, American information and computer science educator. Research fellow, Harvard University; faculty fellow National Science Foundation, fellow Association for the Development of Computer Based Instructional Systems, 1986; recipient Millikan award American Association of Physics Teachers, Research award AEDS Outstanding Computer Educator, 1985.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1947. Master of Science, Brown University, 1950. Doctor of Philosophy, Brown University, 1953.
Career
Scholar, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1952-1953; assistant to associate to professor physics, U. Alaska, 1953-1962; staff physicist, Commision on College Physics, 1963; consultant, Harvard Project Physics, Harvard University, 1966-1968; professor physics, Reed College, 1963-1968; vice chair undergraduate studies, physics department, University of California, Irvine, 1973-1980; professor information and computer science, University of California, Irvine, since 1968. Member international advisory board International Conference Series on Computer-Assisted Learning in Post-Secondary Education.
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1947
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Research fellow, Harvard University. Faculty fellow National Science Foundation, fellow Association for the Development of Computer Based Instructional Systems, 1986. Recipient Millikan award American Association of Physics Teachers, Research award AEDS Outstanding Computer Educator, 1985.Research fellow, Harvard University. Faculty fellow National Science Foundation, fellow Association for the Development of Computer Based Instructional Systems, 1986. Recipient Millikan award American Association of Physics Teachers, Research award AEDS Outstanding Computer Educator, 1985.