MA/Start: Specifying Training and Instruction Requirements using Morphological Analysis
MA/Start: Specifying Training and Instruction Requirements using Morphological Analysis
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MA/Start:使用形态分析指定培训和指导要求
DOI:
10.1109/iiai-aai53430.2021.00031
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2010
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Tom Ritchey
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作者:
Tom Ritchey
– Training and instruction (T&I) is increasingly based on advanced learning tools such as e-learning, simulators and virtual environments. In order to utilise these tools in an effective way, a first set of global requirements for T&I programs should be specified in order to identify appropriate needs and effective instructional methods. General Morphological Analysis (GMA) is a non-quantified modelling method for structuring and analyzing the total set of relationships in complex social, organizational and educational problem fields. GMA has been employed to develop a generic inference model for specifying T&I needs at an early stage, and identifying the relationships between needs and means. This article gives a background to GMA, its application to the development of T&I programs, and an example of a generic model for identifying alternative T&I requirements for a specific case.