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Dyer, Gordon – Educational Technology, 1996
Provides insights into the design of effective educational planning conversations derived from the metaphor of enthalpy (the amount of heat energy released when chemical reactions occur). Interprets enthalpy changes in the context of energy and the dynamics necessary to sustain an effective systems design conversation. (AEF)
Descriptors: Design, Educational Planning, Energy, Group Discussion
Banathy, Bela H. – Educational Technology, 1996
Proposes an extended form of dialog for social systems design called design conversation. Two modes of social discourse are combined: strategic dialog (communication that focuses on the specific task of seeking solutions) and generative dialog (common frame of thinking and shared meaning in a group). Describes a conversation program of the…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Design, Dialogs (Language), Group Discussion
Rowland, Gordon – Educational Technology, 1996
A design group needs to sift through confusion, come together, and converse as a team before it can be productive in design tasks. At the 1994 Fuschl Conversation on Systems Design, the metaphor of lighting a fire was used to symbolize this coming together; three tables examine the relationships between the metaphor and starting a design…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Design, Group Activities, Group Discussion
Royal Air Force (England). Technical Training Command. – 1966
To report research on different instructional methods and variables, to indicate limitations of the research, and to suggest criteria for methods for particular learning goals, this review discusses and evaluates several major instructional methods: lectures, lesson-demonstration, programed instruction, case studies, tutorials, brainstorming,…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Class Size, Cognitive Processes, Communication (Thought Transfer)