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Current document root: Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers ( Volume: 58, Issue: 5, May 1952)

A Scientific Approach to Informational-Instructional Film Production and Utilization

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  • 1. Carpenter C. R. Eggleton R. C. John F. T. Cannon J. B. , “The Classroom Communicator,” Technical Report SDC 269–7–14, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College , 1950 .EXTERNAL
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  • 2. Carpenter C. R. Eggleton R. C. John F. T. Cannon J. B. , “The Film Analyzer,” Technical Report SDC 269-7-15, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College , 1950 .EXTERNAL
  • 3. Harby S. F. , “The development of a procedure for using daylight projection of film loops in teaching skills,” report in preparation, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College.EXTERNAL
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  • 6. Roshal S. , “Effects of learner representation in film-mediated perceptual-motor learning,” Technical Report SDC 269-7-5, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College , 1949 .EXTERNAL
  • 7. Jaspen N. , “The effects on training of experimental film variables, Study II.” Technical Report SDC 269-7-11, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College , 1950 .EXTERNAL
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  • 9. Zuckerman J. V. , “Commentary variations: level of verbalization, personal reference, phase relations in instructional films on perceptual-motor tasks,” Technical Report 269-7-4, The Instructional Film Research Program, The Pennsylvania State College , 1949 .EXTERNAL