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Journal of the SMPTE ( Volume: 73, Issue: 9, September 1964)
The use of Motion Pictures for Automated Instruction
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- 1. Lumsdaine A. A. Glaser Robert (ed.) Teaching Machines and Programmed Learning: A Source Book , National Education Assn. , 1201 16th St. N.W., Washington D.C. ( 1960 ). (A number of early papers by both Pressey and Skinner can be found in this excellent reference volume.).EXTERNAL
- 2. Galanter E. H. , Automatic Teaching: The State of the Art , John Wiley & Sons , 605 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10016 ( 1959 ).EXTERNAL
- 3. For a complete description of Air Force activity in the field see: Leo E. Persselin, “A guide to programmed learning and teaching machines in the United States Air Force,” Aerospace Corporation Report, Los Angeles, Aug. 1962 .EXTERNAL
- 4. Persselin Leo E. , “Auto-instructional technology and the industry film maker,” Business Screen Magazine , 24 : 48 – 51 , No. 2 , Apr. 1963 . (Discusses motion-picture applications within an industrial context.).EXTERNAL
- 5. Carpenter C. R. , “The classroom communicator,” Tech. Rep. No. SDC-269–7-14; also, “The film analyzer,” Tech. Rep. SDC-269–7-15, Oct. 1950 , Special Devices Center, Port Washington, N.Y.EXTERNAL
- 7. Hoban Charles F. Jr. Van Ormer Edward B. , “Instructional film research, 1918–1950,” Tech. Rep. No. SDC 269–7-19, Dec. 1950 , Special Devices Center , Port Washington, N.Y. (This is only one notable product of an extensive study program jointly sponsored by the Army and Navy.).EXTERNAL
- 8. Zachert Virginia , “TOP—trying out programs,” 84 – 85 , Trends in Programmed Instruction , (ed.) Ofiesh Gabriel D. Meierhenry Wesley C. , National Education Assn. , 1201 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. ( 1964 ); also Gifford M. Mast, “Film as a program medium: technical and economic considerations,” 256–258, Ibid.EXTERNAL
- 9. For a broader discussion of autoinstructional technology in a noneducational context sec: Persselin Leo E. , “Auto-instructional technology and data processing,” Data Processing for Management , 6 : 9 – 12 , No. 4, Apr. 1964 ; also Leonard C. Silvern, “Teaching machine technology and its relation to stimulation,” Hughes Aircraft Company Report, Los Angeles, 1961.EXTERNAL