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Gayeski, Diane M. – Journal of Educational Technology Systems, 1985
Presents a model which integrates design and hardware attributes for both videotape and videodisc technologies and incorporates a wider range of equipment and presentation/testing strategies than taxonomies dealing with hardware only. Model is designed to aid potential designers/users in categorizing and selecting appropriate hardware/software…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Classification, Instructional Design, Interaction
Chadwick, Clifton; Rojas, Alicia Mabel – 1978
This glossary offers definitions of almost 600 terms normally associated with the field of educational technology in brief and easy-to-understand form, all in Spanish (a Portugese version exists). The terms are organized into six major areas: learning, communications, instructional design, evaluation, media production, and systems theory. (Author)
Descriptors: Communications, Definitions, Educational Media, Educational Technology
Dobson, John R. A. – 1979
This document is a review of literature on adult learning, assembled in a computer-printout format. It brings together brief statements made by authors on the various major aspects of individual and social (associational) learning, as well as information on planning and evaluation. The document also contains a glossary of adult education terms and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Adults, Affective Behavior