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Interservice
Procedures for Instructional Systems Development :
Annotated Bibliography (continued)
by Robert K. Branson, Gail T. Rayner and J. Lamarr Cox
Annotated Bibliography : DEVELOP - Block III.4
-Develop Instruction
Briggs, L. J. Handbook of procedures for the design of instruction.
Pittsburgh, Pa.: American Institutes for Research, 1970. (Monograph
No. 4)
This monograph presents a set of procedures for the design of
instruction. The instructional design process described consists
of three major stages: design, development, and evaluation. Useful
as a guide for planning and developing instructional materials,
the material is organized by assignments and by steps,and can
be considered self-instructional.
Dale, Edgar. Audiovisual methods in teaching. Hinsfale, Ill.:
The Dryden Press, 1969.
Audiovisual materials compose an integral part of any training
program. A systematic approach to instruction views the use of
audiovisual materials as a complement rather than a supplement
to instruction. Novel applications of audiovisual techniques to
the design of instruction are presented in detail.
Department of the Air Force. Handbook for designers of instructional
systems: Planning, developing, and validating instruction (Vol.
IV, AFP 50-58). Washington, D.C.: Headquarters, United States Air
Force, July 1973.
This fourth-volume pamphlet provides guidance in applying the
ISD process described in AFM 50-2. The pamphlet is for the use
of education and training personnel who plan, develop, approve,
administer, or manage Air Force instruction and supporting materials.
Volume IV,"Planning, Developing, and Validating Instruction,"
provides guidance on how to make media selection and resource
requirement decisions, develop instructional materials, validate
the materials developed, and implement the system.
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