A PROGRAMME FOR PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION

Abstract

BRITAIN'S NEWEST industry is now going full‐speed ahead — towards the rocks! Hardware manufacturers fight to sell teaching machines — many without programmes, and very few with facilities for accepting other manufacturers' programmes. Publishing firms try to rush programmed books on to the market. Journals of all kinds print the same introductory survey of programmed instruction, though, admittedly, the authors sometimes vary. Every day more people become members of the Association for Programmed Learning (qualifications: an interest in the subject, and half a guinea a year). Anyone who has had anything to do with preparing programmes is deluged with calls for his expert advice.

Citation

Harry McLaughlin, G. (1963), "A PROGRAMME FOR PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION", Education + Training, Vol. 5 No. 6, pp. 262-263. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb015290