Expert System Shells: Tools to Aid Human Performance

Expert System Shells: Tools to Aid Human Performance

The purpose of this article is to examine the role an expert system can play as an intelligent job aid. The use of expert system shells for microcomputers is discussed. We argue that instructional designers, with their competencies in consulting with experts and representing content, are an ideal co...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of instructional development 1987-06, Vol.10 (2), p.15-19
Hauptverfasser: Welsh, Jack R., Wilson, Brent G.
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Computer programming
Datasets
Educational sciences
Educational technology
Engines
Evaluation of teaching methods
Expert systems
Inference
Knowledge bases
Personal computers
Reasoning
Statistical tests
Teaching methods
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Datasets
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Engines
Evaluation of teaching methods
Expert systems
Inference
Knowledge bases
Personal computers
Reasoning
Statistical tests
Teaching methods
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