Programmed Instruction and Computer-Assisted Instruction - How They Can Be Used Effectively in Our Training Programs 670308
Programmed instruction, a method of teaching subject-matter without the intervention of a human instructor, is being used profitably in civilian and military aerospace applications. A more sophisticated technique which utilizes time-sharing computer systems, Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI), provides a learner-machine relationship not previously obtainable.
The evolving roles of the participants are discussed: learner, instructor, instructional programmer, computer programmer, computer operator, and training director. Reference is made to CAI software systems and languages, and the development of “Elements of EYBOL,” a missile orientation training program is described in detail.
Citation: Silvern, L., "Programmed Instruction and Computer-Assisted Instruction - How They Can Be Used Effectively in Our Training Programs," SAE Technical Paper 670308, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670308. Download Citation
Author(s):
Leonard C. Silvern
Pages: 19
Event:
National Aeronautic Meeting and 3rd International Simulation and Training Conference
ISSN:
0148-7191
e-ISSN:
2688-3627
Also in:
SAE 1967 Transactions-V76-A
Related Topics:
Education and training
Missiles
Computer software and hardware
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