Application of Adaptive Decision Aiding Systems to Computer-Assisted Instruction: Experimental Studies

May, Donald; Crooks, William H; Freedy, Amos

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“…Knerr (1979) reports that a high similarity between the utilities as defined by the expected utility model, also implied a high similarity in the strategies used for troubleshooting. On the other hand only about 75 per cent of trainees' choices during training are predicted by the model (May, Crooks and Freedy, 1978). As yet, detailed evaluations of ACTS in terms of different instructional modes and their efficiency and transfer to the real equipment have not yet been completed.…”

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Some Issues and Developments in Computer‐Based Training (CBT)

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1982

Programmed Learning and Educational Technology

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Computer-based training (CBT) is an area of training technology which is rapidly developing and should be considered in any discussion of new training initiatives. This paper attempts to identify some of the different training configurations in which CBT may occur. It is argued that CBT should be viewed as providing certain instruction role(s) within a general training system. At present it is evident that it is not possible for hard recommendations concerning CBT yet to emerge. Even within the specialized context of problem diagnosis performance, the use and approach of CBT studies is considerably different The ACTS and AIDE systems are described and further evaluations of different uses and modifications of such systems will develop our understanding of CBT as a potential instructional solution.

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Some Issues and Developments in Computer‐Based Training (CBT)

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Application of Adaptive Decision Aiding Systems to Computer-Assisted Instruction: Experimental Studies

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Some Issues and Developments in Computer‐Based Training (CBT)

Some Issues and Developments in Computer‐Based Training (CBT)

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