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School Museums
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Visual Education Movement
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Instructional Film Catalog
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First Use of Films for Instruction
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John Watson - Behaviorism
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Pressey's Teaching Machine
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National Professional Organization for Visual Instruction
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Audiovisual Instruction Movement/Instructional Radio
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Schema Theory and Cognitive Load
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F.W.Taylor - Tasks/Competencies
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Ralph Tyler - Father of Behavioral Objectives Movement
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B. F. Skinner - Behavioral Learning Theory
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World War II - Training films
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Origins of Instructional Design
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Shannon & Weaver - The Communications Process
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Computers for Instruction - IBM
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Jean Piaget - Cognitivism
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Instructional Television
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Robert Miller - Task Analysis Methodology
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B.F. Skinner - Programmed Instruction Movement
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Benjamin Bloom - Three Domains of Learning
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Launch of Sputnik
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Mager - "Preparing Objectives for Programmed Instruction"
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Early Instructional Design Models
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Behavioral Objectives Popularized
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Robert Glaser - Criterion Referenced Testing Movement
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First Definition of IDT
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Robert Gagne - "The Conditions of Learning"
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Computer Assisted Instruction launched
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Formative Evaluation
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Atkinson and Shriffin - Cognitive Information Processing Theory
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Bertalanffy - ADDIE
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Formation of AECT
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Gagne's Theory of Instruction
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Journal of Instructional Development
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Computers used in School
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Personal Computers
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Sweller - Scheme Theory and Cognitive Load
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Situated Learning Theory
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AECT - New Definition for IDT
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Dunlap and Grabinger - Constructivism
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Siemans - Connectivism
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AECT - New definition of IDT
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Allen - Successive Approximation Model (SAM)
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Merrill - Pebble-in-the-Pond
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Human Performance Improvement Movement
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Use of Mobile Technology