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FPCD-78-7 1 (1977-11-08)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaawei0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DOCUMENT RESUME 04002 - [B31343743 (Need for Greater Program Overview of the Insexvice Training Review Organization). FPCD-7B-7; 8-175?73. No:ember 8, 1977. 2 pp. Report to Secretary, Department of Defense; by H. L. Krieger, Director, Iederal Personnel and Compensatica Div, Issue Area: Personnel Management and Compensation (300); Personnel management and Compensation: Training and Education Programs (304). Contact: Federal Personnel and Compensation Div. Budget Function: National Defense: Department of Defense - military (except procurement 6 ccntracts) (051). Organization Concerned: Department of the army; Department of the Navy; Department of the Air Force; Marine Corps; Interservice Training Review Crganization. The Interservice Training Review Organization was estailished in 1972 by mutual agreement amcng the services to identify opportunities to make their training more effective and efficient by eliminating duplication and standardizing instruction programs. The Army, Navy, and Air Force are concurrently developing computer-managed cr comjutez-assisted instruction systems. The Armyls computer-assisted system provides each student direct instricticn normally provided by an instructor. The Navy's computer-managed system aids instructors in manaqing student interactions with course materials. the Air Force's instruction system combines the capabilities of both the Army and Navy systems. Findings/Conclusions: The Training Technology Committee did not evaluate these independently developed systems to determine whether a combined develcFment effort would have been sore efficient or economical. A second area where duplication of effort exists concerns simulation cechnology developments. Several laser rifle devices were listed as under development and of mutual Army/Marine Corps benefit because of the commonality of weapons and tactics. The Army contracted independently for its own marksmanship trainer although it is similar tc the marine Corps$ laser marksmanship trainer. Evaluations are indicated to determine whether aeparate systems are needed in applyiAg training technology for both computer instruction systems and laser rifle systems. (SH)

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