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Goettl, Barry P., Kline, Kevin B. and Regian, J. Wesley (1994): Computers in the Training of Complex Tasks. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 38th Annual Meeting 1994. p. 1214.

“The increasing power and speed of desktop computers makes automated instruction more feasible than ever before. Today, PC-based automated instructional systems can be utilized for training very complex tasks from attention demanding motor skills tasks that require rapid processing of multiple sources of information to complicated procedural tasks that impose high demands on memory. With this new technology comes the need to examine the applicability of well established instructional methods in the domain of the new generation of automated instructional systems. One challenge that these new systems pose is that many of the relevant theories and pedagogies are based on research utilizing relatively simple tasks. The objective of this symposium is to examine basic research issues relevant to automated instruction and training of complex tasks.”

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