Instructor's Role in Individualized Training: A Survey of Two Computer-Managed Courses

摘要

Detailed records were made of instructor behavior in two Navy courses taught by means of individualized instruction. There were five specialized jobs in one course and six in the other. The jobs within each course differed considerably from one another in (1) the kinds and patterns of activities and (2) the total demands on the instructor. Most of the specialized jobs found in one course had nominal parallels in the other course, but the activities observed in these parallel jobs were frequently quite different. (Author)