CAI/CMI: How Much Is Enough?
Abstract
Computer Aided Instruction and Computer Managed Instruction (CAI/CMI) provide training systems with a wide assortment of capabilities. These capabilities range from simply recording a student's progress to eliminating the need for a full time instructor. This paper explains the methodology used to determine the amount of CAI/CMI necessary to support the needs of the user. It also discusses th management of the interaction and coordination of the CAI/CMI design with other trainer design elements. The NTDS Laboratory Trainer - Device 20F17 is referred to as a quantitative example of managing CAI/CMI development. In the development of Device 20F17, the courseware developer's involvement allowed for the early definition of the amount of CAI/CMI needed and the degree of automation required.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1982
- Accession Number
- ADP000197
Entities
People
- Larry H. Nowell
- Philip J. Fisch
Organizations
- Cubic Corporation