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An Evaluation of Microfiche Reader Types for Use with Programmed Instruction. Phase I, March 1976-August 1976.

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Title: An Evaluation of Microfiche Reader Types for Use with Programmed Instruction. Phase I, March 1976-August 1976.
Authors: Keeler, F. Laurence, Rizzo, William A., Naval Training Equipment Center, Orlando, FL. Training Analysis and Evaluation Group.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 34
Publication Date: 1976
Report Number: TAEG-R-35
Document Type: Reports - Research
Descriptors: Adult Education, Branching, Equipment Evaluation, Microfiche, Microform Readers, Military Training, Programed Instruction
Abstract: The first phase of a four-phase study on the effectiveness of microfiche medium for onboard training systems examined a variety of microfiche readers with respect to: (1) ease-of-use; (2) loading and unloading characteristics; and (3) branching to specific microfiche frames. Some 60 Navy recruits performed branching tasks to simulate the branching requirements of programed instruction. Based on equipment evaluations and recruit performances, five indexing methods and four types of readers were rank-ordered. Recruits did not experience difficulty with any of the readers, however, the Realist/Vantage I reader with a grid map index for branching was most highly rated. (EMH)
Notes: Focus on the Trained Man series
Journal Code: RIEJAN1977
Entry Date: 1977
Accession Number: ED128006
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  Data: The first phase of a four-phase study on the effectiveness of microfiche medium for onboard training systems examined a variety of microfiche readers with respect to: (1) ease-of-use; (2) loading and unloading characteristics; and (3) branching to specific microfiche frames. Some 60 Navy recruits performed branching tasks to simulate the branching requirements of programed instruction. Based on equipment evaluations and recruit performances, five indexing methods and four types of readers were rank-ordered. Recruits did not experience difficulty with any of the readers, however, the Realist/Vantage I reader with a grid map index for branching was most highly rated. (EMH)
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