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Download full textRichey, Rita C. – 1996
Robert Gagne has been a central figure in the infusion of instructional psychology into the field of instructional technology, and in the creation of the domain of instructional design. Gagne's design principles provide not only a theoretical orientation to an instructional design project, but also have prompted a number of design conventions and…
Descriptors: Context Effect, Design Preferences, Educational Practices, Educational Psychology
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Direct linkRomme, A. Georges L.; Putzel, Roger – Simulation & Gaming, 2003
In management education the medium can be the message. Students can experience the concepts they are learning if the curriculum is organized and run according to the management and organization principles being taught. This article defines ideas and presents guidelines for the design-in-the-large of education in management and organization. These…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Administrator Education, Guidelines, Curriculum Design
