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Computer-User Training: For whom, How and to What End?

open access: bronzeIFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1983
Abstract User-training is receiving increasingly more attention in the Netherlands. In November 1982, the User-training working party of the Netherlands Society for Informatics published a report entitled: COMPUTER USER-TRAINING, HOW AND TO WHAT END?
F.H. Lindhout
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A survey of the training of computer users in Swedish companies

open access: closedBehaviour & Information Technology, 1991
Abstract This study concerns how user training on newly introduced computer application programs is carried out. Questionnaire data from the computer managers of 265 Swedish companies were analysed. The results show that formal training, i.e., teacher-directed group instruction, and self-studies using instruction manuals represented nearly two-thirds ...
Carl Martin Allwood, Tomas Kaléen
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Make computer-based training user-friendly

open access: bronzeJONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2003
Cynthia L. DeBord, Denise K. Ferrell
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Computer-Based Subsystems for Training the Users of Computer Systems

open access: closedIEEE Transactions on Human Factors in Electronics, 1967
This paper examines the training problems generated by computer-based information systems, and it describes the role of the computer in solving these training problems. The design and development of a model for a computer-based instructional sub- system for a military information system is outlined.
Sveta Mayer
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Anxiety management training as a strategy for enhancing computer user performance

open access: closedComputers in Human Behavior, 1990
Abstract This study assessed the effects of self-managed relaxation and cognitive coping skills training on the anxiety and performance of 80 apprehensive computer trainees. The influence of a computer's user friendliness upon these measures was also examined. The college student subjects were taught to use spreadsheet software and were then assigned
Arvid J. Bloom, Jacob E. Hautaluoma
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