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Carr, Clay – Training, 1989
Knowledge-based expert systems used as job aids or job coaches can cut the amount of training time significantly and reduce training costs. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Expert Systems, Man Machine Systems
Carr, Clay – Training and Development, 1992
Virtual reality, a three-dimensional simulation technology, may best be used (1) when training mistakes would be costly; (2) when the environment cannot be experienced in the real world; (3) to improve human-machine interfaces; (4) to make training situations real; and (5) to make the perceptible imperceptible. (SK)
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Educational Technology, Experiential Learning, Job Training
Carr, Clay – Performance and Instruction, 1991
This seventh in a series on performance technology discusses the means an organization uses to support human performance. Five basic elements are described: (1) the opportunity an individual has to perform as the organization desires; (2) technology, including human-machine roles; (3) materials and supplies; (4) the flow of useful information; and…
Descriptors: Business, Industry, Information Transfer, Man Machine Systems
Carr, Clay – Training and Development Journal, 1988
Describes possible futures for the use of artificial intelligence in the workplace. Discusses expert and hypertext systems, as well as possible uses for these technologies. Proposes formation of a "master system" combining these technologies that would encourage a significant increase in human skills and self-worth. (CH)
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Expert Systems, Futures (of Society), Man Machine Systems