A systems approach to computer-based training
NASA NTRS · Conference Paper · 19940027930 · Published 2013-08-29 · Legacy CDMS · 1 author
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Abstract
This paper describes the hardware and software systems approach used in the Automated Recertification Training System (ARTS), a Phase 2 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project for NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC). The goal of this project is to optimize recertification training of technicians who process the Space Shuttle before launch by providing computer-based training courseware. The objectives of ARTS are to implement more effective CBT applications identified through a need assessment process and to provide an ehanced courseware production system. The system's capabilities are demonstrated by using five different pilot applications to convert existing classroom courses into interactive courseware. When the system is fully implemented at NASA/KSC, trainee job performance will improve and the cost of courseware development will be lower. Commercialization of the technology developed as part of this SBIR project is planned for Phase 3. Anticipated spin-off products include custom courseware for technical skills training and courseware production software for use by corporate training organizations of aerospace and other industrial companies.
Author
- Drape, Gaylen W. Ensco, Inc.
Citation
Drape, Gaylen W. (2013). A systems approach to computer-based training. Legacy CDMS. NASA NTRS ID 19940027930. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940027930 ↗