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Article Dans Une Revue Applied Ergonomics Année : 2018

Learning flight procedures by enacting and receiving feedback

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Learning flight procedures is part of any pilot training. The conventional learning method consists in learning and practicing the procedure written on a sheet of paper along with printed images of the cockpit. The purpose of the present paper was to test the efficiency of a tactile interactive multimedia training tool designed to foster the self-regulated learning of flight procedures, especially through enacting relevant gestures and providing feedback. Results showed that learning with this tool did not lead to significant shorter learning times than with the conventional learning. However, on a delayed retention test in a real A320 cockpit simulator, learners of the experimental group performed the procedure more rapidly than those of the control group. Results suggested that a training tool that incites learners to perform similar gestures than those in the real environment and that provides feedback, helped learners to transform declarative into procedural knowledge.

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Psychologie
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hal-01742404 , version 1 (26-03-2018)

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Nadine Matton, Camille Vrignaud, Yves Rouillard, Julie Lemarié. Learning flight procedures by enacting and receiving feedback. Applied Ergonomics, 2018, 70, pp. 253-259. ⟨10.1016/j.apergo.2018.03.009⟩. ⟨hal-01742404⟩
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