An experimental comparison of a conventional TV lesson with a programmed TV lesson requiring active student response
by George Leonard Gropper, Arthur A. Lumsdaine, Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Television, American Institutes for Research
Book 2 of Studies in televised instruction --
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