PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION FOR SELECTED CIC WATCH OFFICER TASKS: I. AN EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE AUDIO NOTEBOOK IN THE TEACHING OF RADIOTELEPHONE.
Abstract
The research evaluates oral program instruction used with a multitape recorder, the Audio Notebook, as a means of promoting adaptation to student differences and flexibility in instructional scheduling. Radiotelephone procedures required by the CIC watch officer position were programmed for the Audio Notebook in terms of the same learning objectives as currently stated for FAAWTRACENSD course for the watch officer. The oral learning program took less time, much less for those with Navy experience, and achieved the objectives better than the classroom drill method. The Audio Notebook proved resistant to down-time. This makes it potentially useful for shipboard training. The learning program developed can be used in any school or shipboard situation where the learning objectives correspond to those of the watch officer course in which it was evaluated. It can be readily expanded to include additional R/T procedure objectives. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1967
- Accession Number
- AD0664235
Entities
People
- John F. Brock
- Thomas E. Curran
Organizations
- Naval Health Research Center