Intellectual abilities and instructional media design

Author:

Allen William H.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Education,Communication

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2. Allen, W. H., Cooney, S. M., & Weintraub, R.Audio implementation of still and motion pictures. USOE Final Report, Project No. 5-0741. Los Angeles: University of Southern California, Research Division, Department of Cinema, 1968.

3. Allen, W. H., Daehling, W. A., Russell, J. J. IV., & Nielsen, T. G.Effectiveness of different combinations of visual and verbal presentation modes in teaching different kinds of learning tasks. USOE Final Report, Project No. 6-1265. Los Angeles: University of Southern California, Research Division, Department of Cinema, 1970.

4. Allen, W. H., Filep, R. F., & Cooney, S. M.Visual and audio presentation of machine-programmed instruction. USOE Final Report, Project No. 5-0724-2-12-1. Los Angeles: University of Southern California, Research Division, Department of Cinema, 1967.

5. Allen, W. H., & Weintraub, R.The motion variables in film presentation. USOE Final Report, Project No. 5-1123. Los Angeles: University of Southern California, Research Division, Department of Cinema, 1968.

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