Films are feasible for recording billet analysis information that words alone cannot easily describe¶
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q1 i? Sound motion pictures were judged a feasible means of recording visual job and equipment-use information for billet analysis. → Research Abstracts 1954
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Research Abstracts 1954¶
Research Abstracts. (1954). https://eric.ed.gov/?q=instructional+film+research+program
q1 · i? · design · r?
Feasibility study based on interviews with billet analysts and billet incumbents about job information needs; the abstract reports a proposal and production of examples rather than a controlled comparison, and prints no effect sizes.
"Films were proposed as a means of recording this visual information."
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Films are feasible for recording billet analysis information that words alone cannot easily describe |
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Films are feasible for recording billet analysis information that words alone cannot easily describe |
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