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Peer reviewedEaton, Mark; Huffine, Mike – Journal of Interactive Instruction Development, 1998
Describes confluent presentation strategy (CPS) (i.e., a philosophy for developing student-centered, user/computer interfaces) and discusses its use to minimize student disorientation when using interactive computer-based training programs. Instructional design for computer interfaces and navigation are discussed, and an example of a CD-ROM that…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Interfaces, Instructional Design, Navigation (Information Systems)
Hirschbuhl, John J. – Journal of Instruction Delivery Systems, 1996
Discusses the use of multimedia to develop higher-level thinking skills, particularly for training systems. Examines Navigation, access, and manipulation in learning activities. A case study in a corporate environment includes requirements for designing networked multimedia computer-based training. (LRW)
Descriptors: Access to Information, Case Studies, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Networks
Direct linkBinsubaih, Ahmed; Maddock, Steve; Romano, Daniela – Interactive Technology and Smart Education, 2006
In Dubai, traffic accidents kill one person every 37 hours and injure one person every 3 hours. Novice traffic accident investigators in the Dubai police force are expected to "learn by doing" in this intense environment. Currently, they use no alternative to the real world in order to practice. This paper argues for the use of an…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Accidents, Traffic Safety, Time Management
