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Peer reviewedWebler, Melody – Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, 1992
A sample of 114 traditional and 35 nontraditional undergraduates provided demographic information and indicated perceptions of course prerequisites, lecture/instruction, and laboratory assistance. Nontraditional students needed more academic assistance in microcomputer classes and labs; they were uneasy about competing with recent high school…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Science Education, Course Organization, Higher Education
Carpenter-Huffman, Polly – 1977
MODIA (Method of Designing Instructional Alternatives) was developed to help the Air Force manage resources for formal training by systematically and explicitly relating quantitative requirements for training resources to the details of course design and course operation during the planning stage. This report provides a comprehensive introduction…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Organization, Educational Planning
Download full textKlecka, Joseph A. – 1977
This report describes various aspects of lesson production and use of the PLATO system at Chanute Air Force Base. The first chapter considers four major factors influencing lesson production: (1) implementation of the "lean approach," (2) the Instructional Systems Development (ISD) role in lesson production, (3) the transfer of…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Content
Gallegos, Margaret – 1977
MODIA (Method of Designing Instructional Alternatives) was developed to help the Air Force manage resources for formal training by systematically and explicitly relating quantitative requirements for training resources to the details of course design and course operation during the planning stage. This report describes the Resource Utilization…
Descriptors: Achievement, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Organization
Carpenter-Huffman, Polly; And Others – 1977
MODIA (Method of Designing Instructional Alternatives) was developed to help the Air Force manage resources for formal training by systematically and explicitly relating quantitative requirements for training resources to the details of course design and course operation during the planning stage. This report explains how to operate the User…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Descriptions, Course Organization
Hess, Ronald; Kantar, Phyllis – 1977
MODIA (Method of Designing Instructional Alternatives) was developed to help the Air Force manage resources for formal training by systematically and explicitly relating quantitative requirements for training resources to the details of course design and course operation during the planning stage. This report describes MODCOM (MODIA Cost Model), a…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Organization, Educational Planning
Carpenter-Huffman, Polly – 1977
MODIA (Method of Designing Instructional Alternatives) was developed to help the Air Force manage resources for formal training by systematically and explicitly relating quantitative requirements for training resources to the details of course design and course operation during the planning stage. It suggests approaches to course design not…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Course Evaluation, Course Organization
Bruno, Sam J., Ed. – 1985
These proceedings present 12 articles that suggest opportunities for scholars and practitioners to contribute to business communication. The papers are organized into four sections, each composed of three papers. The papers in Part I, Specialized Communication Techniques, are: "Does Style Affect the Reader's Image of the Writer?" (James Suchan),…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Business Communication, Business Correspondence, Business Education
