Four self-contained learning units that attempt to teach a student to multiply, divide, and find squares and square roots with accuracy and efficiency to three digits, and to determine the correct quantitative value of the digits -- in about four hours. (Author)

Outlines concepts of system analysis which can be applied to self-study in order for individuals to utilize advantageously the present assets. (DS)

A description of the Combination-Board"--a piece of equipment that integrates charts, flashcards and blackboards into the programmed steps of the Naya Din (New Day) adult literacy program used in West Pakistan. The method is inexpensive and can be used in self-instruction. (Author/JB)

The development and field test of a model prescribing specific operations for tryout and revision of self-instructional multi-media learning systems. (Author)

Although article is directed specifically towards improving sales techniques through self evaluation, it discusses various autoinstructional aids that could be applied to other fields. These include self-ranking against an objectives" grid, forced and multiple choice quizzes and the sentence-completion approach. (PD)

Attitude toward an undergraduate audio-tutorial biology course became more favorable as the course progressed. Aptitude scores were significantly related to achievement, with math aptitude the best predictor, but not to attitude toward the instructional technique. (AL)

Emphasizing self-instruction, the Portable Carrel Kit enables the student to devote complete attention to class lectures, study at his convenience, and keep current in continuing education programs. (Editor)

Article from TRAINING TECHNOLOGY, v1 n1 pS20-S23, Sep 1969, a supplement to EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY.

A multiple baseline was employed across two mentally retarded institutionalized adults to test a self-instructional method of training social skills. The treatment was found to be effective and saved staff time as compared to the standard method of social skills training. (Author)

The thirteenth in a series of profiles documenting experiences with the use of instructional technology describes how computer usage has come to be a routine activity among the students and faculty of Dartmouth College. (Author/MLF)

Students in an elementary algebra course use audio-cassette recordings of lecture materials to accompany their textbooks. (SD)

An examination of the role of commercially available materials in textbook form in a laboratory setting. (Author)

Describes an instructional system incorporating: objectives described in advance, frequent interaction with proctors, frequent essay examinations, a self-pacing feature, high mastery requirement for each unit, and immediate feedback for each attempt; and that encourages serious efforts and maintains continual motivation. (Author/MLF)