Aircrew Part-Task Training Research and Development in the 1980s: Lessons Learned

Throughout the 1980s the Aircrew Training Research Division of the Human Resources Directorate, Armstrong Laboratory Sponsored various research and development (R and D) activities involving part-task training concepts. The R and D accomplished during this period was fueled by training device cost c...

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Main Authors: Gray, Thomas H, Edwards, Bernell J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
COGNITION
FLIGHT CREWS
FLIGHT TRAINING
HUMAN RESOURCES
INTERCEPTORS
LESSONS LEARNED
MICROPROCESSORS
PE62205F
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
TRAINING DEVICES
WUAL11232503
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Summary:Throughout the 1980s the Aircrew Training Research Division of the Human Resources Directorate, Armstrong Laboratory Sponsored various research and development (R and D) activities involving part-task training concepts. The R and D accomplished during this period was fueled by training device cost considerations, unit-level training needs, applications of new approaches in cognitive science, and the explosive development of the microprocessor. In total, seven part-task training devices were developed by this division. This report describes these devices and the research performed using them. In addition, the 'lessons learned' from research, as well as suggestions for future research in part-task training, are discussed.