Published as: Sugrue, B. & Clark, R. E. (2000), Media Selection for Training. In S. Tobias & D. Fletcher (Eds.), Training & Retraining: a handbook for Business, Industry, Government and the Military. New York: Macmillan



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Figure 2. Characteristics and limitations of existing media selection models.



Characteristics



Limitations

Two stages:







  • Practical considerations







  • No sound basis for matching media to tasks and trainees




  • Not enough focus on matching media to instructional events




  • Instructional events not cognitively defined and linked to media attributes




Media lists and categories



  • Media mixed with non-media




  • Media-independent variables associated with particular media






Figure 3. Three-stage process involved in media selection.


Figure 4. Minimum external resources to support six internal cognitive processes.


Figure 5. Method Options



Method

Type of External Support

Amount of External Support

Timing of External Support

Control of External Support

Goal Elaboration






  • Description




  • Demonstration







  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Before

  • During




  • System,

  • Trainee

  • Shared

Information






  • Description




  • Demonstration




  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible







  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Before practice

  • During




  • System

  • Trainee

  • Shared

Pactice











  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • System

  • Trainee

  • Shared

Monitoring






  • Data collection (performance/ perceptions)




  • Guidance (self- or peer- monitoring)




  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Fixed

  • Flexible






  • System

  • Trainee

  • Shared

Diagnosis






  • Data Analysis (individual/ group)




  • Guidance

(self or peer)




  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible







  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Immediate

  • Delayed




  • System

  • Trainee

  • Shared

Adaptation






  • Prescription (individual/ group)




  • Goal Elaboration

  • Information

  • Practice




  • Low

  • High




  • Fixed

  • Flexible






  • Fixed

  • Flexible




  • Immediate

  • Delayed




  • System

  • Trainee

  • Shared


Figure 6. Procedure for method selection






Instructional Method Selection Procedure

Step 1


Step 2

Step 3


Step 4

Step 5


Step 6

Step 7


Step 8

Step 9

Select:
Type of goal elaboration

(description and/or demonstration)


Type of information

(description and/or demonstration)


Type of practice

(high and/or low contextual authenticity)


Type of support for monitoring

(data collection or guidance)


Type of support for diagnosis

(analysis or guidance)


Type of adaptation

(goal/information/practice; or guidance)


Amount of each method

(low or high; fixed or variable)


Timing of each method

(fixed or variable; immediate or delayed)


Locus of control for each method

(system, trainee, or shared)






Figure 7. Model of components of a flexible training environment.


Figure 8. Media attributes related to instructional methods.



Figure 9. Procedure for media attribute selection






Media Attribute Selection Procedure

Step 1


Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5

Select:
Transmission requirements for Goal Elaboration, Information and Practice


Storage requirements for Information and Practice
Recording requirements for Monitoring
Processing requirements for Diagnosis
Retrieval requirements for Information and Adaptation



Figure 10. Final Media Selection Procedure






Final Media Selection Procedure

Step 1


Step 2

Step 3


Step 4


Select:
Computer or human if processing attributes required for diagnosis or adaptation


Visual medium if transmission of visual demonstrations required
Real job environment, computer simulation of job environment, or other medium to simulate job environment if high level of contextual authenticity specified for practice
Least expensive or most accessible media that possess the remaining transmission, storage, recording and retrieval attributes required to deliver the methods specified in the training design

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