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Caiter: A Computer Based Instruction TerminalThe paper describes a terminal system, incorporating multi-media facilities, for the authoring and delivery of computer based instruction.

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A User-Maintained Database for Trainers in Military EnvironmentsThe increasing rapidity with which our technology is changing is putting pressure on trainers to develop programs to provide the personnel who will handle this technology. Instructional materials rapidly become obsolete as changing technologies demand new software.

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The Fair Value of Insurance Business(CBI) where the aim is to add “intelligence” to the CBI, and second, to describe one such system. The military services have to train large numbers of people to perform a wide variety of somewhat specialized jobs, and to this process, they devote considerable resources and personnel. It is little wo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4623-8efficiency and effectiveness of training courses, large amounts of data had to be analysed. As administrative computer systems became more readily available at a reasonable cost it was natural that trainers should turn to computers as a possible solution to the problems of producing accurate trainin

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Mark W. Griffin,Joan Lamm-Tennantn chosen to illustrate different approaches to the use of microcomputer based instructional delivery systems in military training, they have some features in common, in that both are used in situations where adequate “hands-on” time on the real equipment is not practical, for cost, safety or availab