What Did We Learn from the Research on Programmed Instruction? History of Ed Tech EDC&I 510.

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What Did We Learn from the Research on Programmed Instruction? History of Ed Tech EDC&I 510

What Mattered Decomposition of instruction – Step-wise progression Active response and immediate feedback Branching – Led to much stronger focus on individualization of instruction (still with us today) Behavioral objectives (and specification of outcomes) “Machine learning” (individual interacts with a device)

What Didn’t Matter So Much Precision of steps and type of feedback (large variation with subject and level of learners) Feedback (didn’t always shape behavior and learning in desired ways)

What Was Left Unanswered Motivation – Often not as high as designers assumed Branching – Value, place of learner control still not resolved, although computers made branching trivial task Structure of knowledge – Not as precise as Skinner had assumed Assessment and feedback – Its place in the overall scheme of learning

Questions that Faded with Time Branching – No longer tough to do, but we still don’t always know how The Behavioral Project – Current “socio-cultural” view of learning = less individual, more nuanced Can people learn directly from devices? – Sure; but what really grabs ‘em?