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Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter (1943)
Excellent Example of Well Designed Training
For a great discussion of this film, see the article "Recognition of the Japanese Zero: What We Have Learned 65 Years Later" in Educational Technology July-Aug 2007 pg 39-41 by Denis Hylnka and Pauline Broderick. It points out how the film is an excellent example of well designed training -
"...this 19-minute film should be required viewing by every instruction designer and instructional technologist today. This film applies literally every technique of behaviorist learning theory; it is an example of one of the classic aesthetic products to emerge from the field of education technology; it is a significant historical document; and, finally, the film is illustrative of the figure/ground interactions of communication theory."
After reading this article, I can to this website looking to buy a copy.