Training as a Knowledge Production and Utilization Strategy: Instructional Technology in the U. S. Army.

Bushnell, David S.

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Training as a Knowledge Production and Utilization Strategy: Instructional Technology in the U. S. Army

Bushnell, David S.

Viewpoints in Teaching and Learning, 54, 2, 114-27, Apr 78

Developments during the post-World-War-II period that led to the establishment of the Human Resources Research Organization provide a demonstration of how the U. S. Army training needs generated an effective research and development system. The Army's experience with knowledge production and utilization is translated into general principles and strategies of planned change. (Author/MJB)

Descriptors: Armed Forces, Case Studies, Change Strategies, Educational Needs, Fundamental Concepts, Institutional Cooperation, Research and Development Centers, Systems Development

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