AGRs represent the official voice of the AICC with
respect to a designated area. All AGRs have been formally
voted upon and approved by the general voting membership
of the AICC. AGRs are identified by the prefix
"AGR" followed by a number (e.g., AGR-001). All
AGR's listed here for download are in RTF (rich text
format).
- AGR 001 - AICC PUBLICATIONS
- This document summarizes all of the publications
issued by the AICC. It identifies and provides an
abstract of current AICC Guidelines and
Recommendations, technical documents, and white
papers.
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- AGR 002 - COURSEWARE DELIVERY STATIONS
- This document contains recommendations to the
aviation industry for the acquisition of a
computer-based training student delivery station.
Recommendations, with accompanying rationale, are
provided for a delivery station's CPU, clock
speed, bus, power supply, operating system, RAM,
CD-ROM, graphic adapter, monitor, mouse,
keyboard, digital audio system, videodisc player,
and network.
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- AGR 003 - DIGITAL AUDIO
- This document recommends guidelines that promote
the interoperability of digital audio.
Interoperability means the ability of courseware
with audio to playback on different PCs with
different audio cards in them. It also means the
ability of a single PC to playback courses with
audio from different vendors.
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- AGR 004 - OPERATING/WINDOWING SYSTEM
- This document provides a formal recommendation to
the aviation industry for an operating and
windowing system used for delivery of CBT. It
contains the results of a survey of the major
operating and windowing systems conducted by the
AICC.
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- AGR 005 - CBT PERIPHERAL DEVICES
- This document recommends guidelines that promote
the interoperability of the following peripheral
devices: video overlay card, videodisk player,
and XY input device (such as a touch screen,
mouse, or trackball), and part task trainers.
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- AGR 006 - COMPUTER-MANAGED INSTRUCTION
- This document recommends guidelines that promote
the interoperability of CMI systems (on local
file systems). Interoperability means the ability
of a given CMI system to manage CBT lessons from
different origins. It also includes the ability
for a given CBT lesson to exchange data with
different CMI systems.
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- AGR 007 - COURSEWARE INTERCHANGE
- This document recommends guidelines for the
interchange of the elements that occur in CBT
courseware. These elements include: Text,
Graphics, Motion (frame-based), Audio, and Logic.
These guidelines encompass: 1) The major data
components of CBT courseware, and 2) Standard
data formats for those components.
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- AGR 008 - DIGITAL VIDEO
- This document recommends guidelines for the
creation, distribution, and use of digital video
in CBT courseware.
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- AGR 009 - ICON STANDARDS: USER INTERFACE
- This document recommends guidelines for the
functions of the student/user interface and their
associated graphic representation in CBT
courseware.
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- AGR 010 - WEB-BASED COMPUTER-MANAGED
INSTRUCTION
- This document recommends guidelines that promote
the interoperability of web-based CMI systems.
The purpose of this AGR is to promote the same
kind of interoperability as described AGR006 for
Web-based CBT courseware and CMI systems.
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- AGR 011 - WEB-BASED COMPUTER-MANAGED
INSTRUCTION
- This document recommends guidelines that promote
the interoperability of web-based CMI systems.
The purpose of this AGR is to promote the same
kind of interoperability as described AGR006 for
Web-based CBT courseware and CMI systems.
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- AGR 012 - AICC CHECKLIST
- This document recommends
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Technical reports and white papers typically contain
the technical detail underlying an AGR. Technical reports
also represent the official word of the AICC in that they
have undergone the same formal approval process as an
AGR. Technical documents are identified with a prefix
which designates the subcommittee from which they
originate as follows:
- CMI - Computer-Managed Instruction
- COM - Communications
- CRS - Courseware Technology
- EXC - Executive Committee
- ITL - Independent Test Lab
- MPD - Media and Peripheral Devices
- PLT - Platform
- WOS - Window & Operating Systems
Each document has a three digit suffix. The documents
are generally numbered sequentially and chronologically.
However, because some documents are superseded and others
may be canceled, the documents ID's may skip numbers
(e.g. MPD 001, MPD 002, MPD 003, MPD 005).
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