Instructional Development in the Real World

A survey of instructional developers in academia and industry resulted in a list of 21 most recommended instructional development books in four categories: personal use, textbooks, reference, and reading for clients not knowledgeable about the field. Comparison of books recommended by the two groups...

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Published inPerformance and Instruction Vol. 23; no. 5; p. 5
Main Authors Sachs, Steven G, Bradon, Roberts A
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1984
Subjects
Association for Educational Communications Tech
Bibliographies
Comparative Analysis
Educational Environment
Industry
Instructional Development
National Society for Performance and Instruction
Opinions
Reference Materials
Surveys
Tables (Data)
Textbooks
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Summary:A survey of instructional developers in academia and industry resulted in a list of 21 most recommended instructional development books in four categories: personal use, textbooks, reference, and reading for clients not knowledgeable about the field. Comparison of books recommended by the two groups revealed that they agreed on eight titles. (MBR)