FRISBY-T@osu-20.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Tony Frisby) (02/21/90)
Hello again,
At Ohio State the Instructional Design and Technology Department does
not have a required reading list....though our professors tell us the scholls
they went to did. They suggest that we be "well read" in the area, but one
never know's who read "well read" is.
Much of our program is centered around Gagne and his principles of learning
any other single person is probably an influence of the particular faculty
you take mmost of your classes from. For those of you who have required reading
lists, or suggested reading lists, would you post some of the more interesting
authors/books/articles you have read? If you don't have a special reading list
but have a favorite "guru" I'd be interested in sharing that as well.
I will forward all listings to the IDT Student Council so they can
share it with there members here at Ohio State.
Thanks, Tony Frisby
Frisby-t@osu-20.ircc.ohio-state.eduerickson@cs.nps.navy.mil (David Erickson) (02/22/90)
The Stanford I.E.T. program had a number of required readings. A few of them are listed below. Unfortunately, the I.E.T. program was eliminated a few years ago - it died for lack of support... Intelligent Tutoring Systems, ed. D.Sleeman and J.S.Brown, A.P., 1982. Classroom Computers and Cognitive Science, ed. A.C.Wilkinson, A.P., 1983. Instructional Software, Decker Walker. ---- -Dave Erickson