Pask Archive at PANGARO Incorporated


Gordon Pask at the North American Gordon Pask Archive in 1989.
Frank Galuszka, then-President of the American Society for Cybernetics at Pask Archive in 1996, holding the only known surviving part of the Eucrates teaching/learning machine.
   

Outdated Contents Listing

An updated, more complete and more accurate listing is available in this PDF.

See also a published paper about the archive, available in this PDF,
originally published in published in Gordon Pask, Philosopher Mechanic

For a collection of PDFs of Pask's work, see this page.

PLEASE NOTE: The contents of this archive have been shipped to the University of Vienna
where they will join Pask's personal archive previously donated by Amanda Pask Heitler.
To be called the Paul Pangaro Pask Collection, the materials will be celebrated in Vienna in November 2011
in concert with the centenary celebration of the birth of Heinz von Foerster, whose archive is also housed there.


BOX IA

** 1. "Automatic Teaching Techniques". <<British Communications and Electronics>>, April 1957.

2. "A teaching machine for radar training". <<Automation Progress>>, April 1957, 214-217.

** 3. "Electronic keyboard teaching machines". <<Journal. Nat.Assoc. Education and Commerce>>, July 1958. Reprinted in <<Teaching Machines and Programmed Learning>> Volume1, Editors, R. Glaser and A. Lumsdaine. Washington: Nat. Editor Assoc., 1960, 336-349.

** 4. "Teaching Machines". <<Proceedings of 2nd Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1958>>, Gauthier Villars, 1960, 961-968.

** 5. "The growth process in the cybernetic machine". <<Proceedings of 2nd Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1958>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1960, 765-794.

** 6. "Physical analogues to the growth of a concept". In <<Mechanisation of Thought Processes>>, Editor A. Uttley. London: HMSO, 1959, 877-922.

7. "Organic control and the cybernetic method". <<Cybernetica>>, 3, 1958.

** 8. "The natural history of networks". In <<Self Organising Systems>>, Editors, M. C. Yovits and S. Cameron. London: Pergamon Press, 1960, 232-261.

** 9. "Artificial Organisms". <<General Systems Yearbook>>. Volume 4, 1959. 151-170.

10. "Teaching Machines". <<The Overseas Engineer>>, February, 1959. (Pask G. and Wiseman D.)

11. "Electronic teaching machines". <<Control Engineering>>, November, 1959. (Pask G. and Wiseman D.)

12. "The self-organising teacher". <<Automated Teaching Bulletin>>, The Rheem-Califone Corp. Volume 1, No. 2. December 1959.

** 13. Miscellaneous technical reports on self-organising systems, Contract ONR-1834-21, University of Illinois, 1959-1960. (with Heinz von Foerster)

BOX IB

** 14a. "The teaching machine as a control mechanism". <<Trans. Soc. Instr. Technol.>>, Volume 12. No. 2. June 1960. 72-89.

** 14b. "Tomorrow's Control Systems Can Learn From Experience". <<Automation Progress>>, February 1959.

** 14c. TITLE UNKNOWN, sponsored by Bob Seidel and Felix Kopstein, HUMRRO.

15. "Adaptive teaching with adaptive machines". In <<Teaching Machines and Programmed Learning>>, Volume 1. Editors, R. Glaser and A. A. Lumsdaine. Washington: Nat. Editor Assoc., 1960. 349-366.

** 16. "A predictive model for self-organising systems". <<Cybernetica>>, 4, 1960, 258-300 and 1, 1961, 20-55. (Pask, G. and von Foerster, H.)???

** 17. "A proposed evolutionary model". In <<Principles of Self-Organisation>>, Editors, H. von Foerster and G. Zopf. London: Pergamon Press, 1961, 229-254.

** 18. "The simulation of learning and decision-making". In <<Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence>>, Editor, C. Muses. New York: Plenum Press, 1962, 165-210.



BOX IC

** 19. <<An Approach to Cybernetics>>. London: Hutchinson, 1961, 68-72.

20. "Control systems that learn from experience". <<Automation Progress>>, February 1959, 43-57.

** 21. "Machines that teach". <<New Scientist>>, 10th June, 1961.

** 22. "Adaptive systems and their possible applications in medicine". <<Proceedings 1st. Congress Assoc.,"Medical Cybernetics", Naples 1961>>.

23. "Cybernetics becomes a well defined science". <<Control>>, November 1961.

** 24a. "The cybernetics of evolutionary processes and of self-organising systems". <<Proceedings of 3rd. Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1961>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1964, 27-74.

** 24b. "The simulation of social differentiation and biological induction". <<Proceedings of 3rd. Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1961>>.

** 25. "The Self-Organising System of a Decision Making Group". <<Proceedings of 3rd. Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1961>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1965, 814-827.


BOX ID

26. "A cybernetic model of concept learning". <<Proceedings of 3rd. Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1961>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1965.

27. "Interaction between man and an adaptive machine". <<Proceedings of 3rd Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1961>>, Gauthiers-Villars, 1965, 951-964.

** 28. "A discussion of the cybernetics of learning behavior". In <<Nerve, Brain and Memory Models>>, Editors, N. Wiener and J. P. Shade. Amsterdam: Elsevier Publishing Co., 1963, 78-214.

** 29. "A proposed experimental method for behavioural sciences". In <<Progress in Biocybernetics>>, Volume1, Editors, N. Wiener and J. P. Shade. Amsterdam: Elsevier Publishing Co., 1864, 171-180.

** 30. "Comments on an indeterminancy that characterises a self-organising system". In <<Cybernetics of Neural Processes>>, 1962, Editor, E.R. Caianiell. Consiglio Nazionale delle Richerche, 1965, 1-30.

** 31. "Physical and linguistic evolution in self-organisingsystems". In <<Optimising and Adaptive Control>>, Editors,L. E. Bellinger, J. G. Truxell and E. J. Minnar. Pittsburgh: Inst. Soc. Amer., 1963, 199-228.

32. "The logical type of illogical evolution". In <<Information Processing>>, 62, Editor, C. M. Popplewell. Amsterdam: North Holland Publishing Co., 1963, 482-483.

** 33. "Interaction between a group of subjects and an adaptive automaton to produce a self-organising system for decision making". In <<Self-Organising Systems>>, M. C. Yovits, G. T. Jacobi and G. D. Goldstein. 1962, 283-312.

** 34. "An Adaptive Automaton for Teaching Small Groups". <<Perceptual and Motor Skills>>, Volume 14, 1962,
183-188.

35. "Musicolour"; (PI)"Self-organising pumps and barges"; "Can thinking make it so?". Miscellaneous contributions in <<The Scientist Speculates>>, Editor, I. J. Good. London: Heineman, 1962.


BOX IE

** 36. "My predictions for 1984". <<Prospect>>, Editor, R. Bannister. London: Hutchinson, 1962.

37. "Teaching Machines". Contributions to <<USSR Encyclopedia>> on Automated Production and Industrial Electronics, Moscow, 1962.

** 38."The logic and behavior of self-organising systems as illustrated by the interaction between man and adaptivemachines". <<International. Symposium Information Theory, Brussels 1962>>.

39. "A model for learning applicable within systems stabilised by an adaptive teaching machine". <<USAF ContractAF61 (052)-402>>, Technical note No. 1, ASTIA, 1962.

** 40. "The conception of a shape and the evolution of a design". In <<Conference on Design Methods>>, Editors, J. C. Jones and D. G. Thornley. London: Pergamon Press, 1963.

** 41. "A cybernetic model of human data processing". In <<Information Processing in the Nervous System>>, Volume III, Excerpta medica International. Congress, series No. 49, Editor, R. W. Gerard. Leiden, 1962, 218-233.???

42. "Machine a enseigner". Cegos, Paris, 1962.???

43. "Comments on semantic machines". Artorga, 49, 1963.???

** 44. "Self-organising systems involved in human learning and performance". In <<Proceedings of 3rd. Bionics Symposium, Dayton, Ohio 1963>>, USAF ASD-TDR-63-946, ASTIA, 1964, 247-335.

** 45. "Statistical computation and statistical automata". In <<Neuere Ergebnisse der Kybernetik>>, Editors, K. Steinbuch and S. W. Wagner. Oldenburg, 1963, 69-81.

** 46. "Machines that interact with man". <<Aslib Proceedings>>, 15, 4, 1963.

47. "artificial evolutionary systems". <<Automatika>>, 4, 1961. (Pask G. and Bailey C. E. G.).

** 48. "A model for concept learning". <<10th International. Congress on Electronics, Rome 1963>>. Fondazione, "Ugo Borden", 73-105.???


BOX IF

** 49. "Learning machines". Survey paper presented at IFAC Conference, Basle, 1963, in <<Automatic and Remote Control>>, London: Butterworths, 1965, 393-411.

50. "Adaptive Teaching Machines". In <<Teaching Machines>>, Editor, K. Austwick. London: Pergamon Press, 1964, 79-112.

** 51. Viewpoint. <<Control>>, March, 1964.

** 52. "Adaptive teaching systems". <<Cybernetica>>, 2, 1964, 125-143.

** 53 "A discussion of artificial intelligence and self-organisation", In <<Advances in Computers>>, Volume 5, Editor, M. Rubinoff. New york: Academic Press, 1964, 110-226.

** 54. "Thresholds of Learning and Control". <<Data and Control>>, February, 1964.

** 55. "Man as a system that needs to learn". In <<Automaton Theory and Learning Systems>>, Editor, D. Stewart. London: Academic Press, 1968, 137-208.


BOX IIA

** 56. "The use of analogy and parable in cybernetics with emphasis upon analogies for learning and creativity". <<Dialectica>>, 17, 1963, 167-202.

** 57. "Proposals for a cybernetic theater". Privately circulated monograph, System Research Ltd. and Theater Workshop, 1964.


BOX IIB

** 58. <<An investigation of learning under normal and adaptively controlled conditions>>, Doctoral Thesis, London University, 1964.


BOX IIC

** 59. "Teaching as a control-engineering process". <<Control>>, January, February, March, April, 1965. (Two versions with the same title.)

60. "Ampassungsfahige Lehrmaschinen zur Gruppenschulung". In <<Kybernetische Maschinen>>, Editor, H. Frank. Frankfurt: S. Fischer Verlag, 1964. Also in <<Programmiertes bernen und Programmierter Unterricht>>, 3, 1964, 114-120.

** 61. "Comments on the cybernetics of ethical, psychological and sociological system". In <<Progress in Bio- Cybernetics>>, Volume 3, Norbert Weiner Memorial Volume, Editor, J. P. Shade. Elsevier Press, 1966, 158-250.???

** 62. "The theory and practice of adaptive teaching systems". In <<Teaching Machines and Programmed Learning>>, Volume 11, "Data and Directions", Editor, R. Glaser. Washington: Nat. Educ. Assoc., 1965, 213-266. (Lewis, B. N. and Pask, G.)


BOX IID

** 63. "The development of communication skills under adaptively controlled conditions". <<Programmed Learning>>, 2, 69-88, 1964. (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N.)

** 64. "Tests for some features of a cybernetic model of learning". Presented at Symposium on Cybernetic Problems in Psychology, Humbolt University, DDR Berlin, 1964. Zeitschrift fur Psychologie BD 171, Kybernetik Sonderband,
1965.???

** 65. " A typical adaptively-controlled experiment in perceptual discrimination". Paper and demonstration at <<London Conf. of Brit. Psych. Soc., December 1964>>. (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N. and Watts, D.)

** 66. "Cybernetic Approach to the Experimental Psychology of Learning". <<3rd. Congress International. Assoc. Medical Cybernetics, Naples 1964>>.

67. "Report on cybernetic experimental method". <<4th Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1964>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1967.

68. "Report on evolutionary simulation". <<4th. Congress International. Assoc. Cybernetics, Namur 1964>>, Gauthier- Villars, 1967.

69. "Advertising as a Symbolic Game". <<Advertising Quarterly>>, February, 1965.

70. Research on the design of adaptive teaching systems with a capability for selecting and altering criteria for adaption. Miscellaneous reports under <<USAF Contract No. AF61.(052)-402>>, 1961-1965, ASTIA (Pask, G. and lewis, B. N. et al)

71. Research on cybernetic investigation of learning and perception. Miscellaneous reports under <<USAF Contract No. AF61 (052)-640>>, 1962-1965, ASTIA, (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N. et al)

** 72. A study of group decision making and communication patterns under conditions of stress and overload when the participants are permitted to function as a self-organising system. Miscellaneous reports under <<US Army Contracts DA-91-591-EUC 2753 and DA-91-591-3607>>, 1963-1965, ASTIA. (Pask, G. and Lewis B. N. et al)


BOX IIE

** 73. "Tests for a simple learning and perceiving artifact". <<Cybernetica>>, Volume 2, 1966, 75-90. (Pask, G. and Feldman, R.)

** 74. "Man/Machine interaction in adaptively controlled experimental conditions". <<Bul. Maths. Biophysics>>, Volume 27, 1965.

** 75. "Comments on the organisation of men, machines and concepts". In <<Education for Information Science>>, Editors, Markussan and Goodman. Spartan Press and MacMillan, 1965, 133-154.

** 77. "A brief account of work on Adaptively Controlled Teaching Systems". <<Kybernetika>>, cisclo 4, Rocnik 2/1966, Academia Praha, 287-299.

78. "Le intelligenze artificiali". <<Sapere>>, Volume LXVII, No. 678, June 1966, 344-348.

** 79. "The Adaptively Controlled Instruction of a Transformation Skill". <<Programmed Learning>>, April 1967, 74-86. (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N.)


** 80. "The Method of Adaptively Controlled Psychological Learning Experiments". IFAC Symposium, Teddington 1965>>, Amer. Instr. Soc. Published in <<Theory of Self Adaptive Control Systems, Plenum Press, 1966, 70-86. (Pask, G. and Mallen, G. L.)

** 81. "The Control of Learning in Small Subsystems of a Programmed Educational Systems". <<IEEE Transactions on Human Factors in Electronics>>, Volume HFE. 8, No. 2, June 1967, 88-93.???

** 82. "Results from Experiments on Adaptively Controlled Teaching Systems". <<Proceedings of 18th International. Con. of Psychology, Namur 1964>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1967, 129-138.???

** 83. "Adaptively controlled experiments in learning and concept acquisition". <<Proceedings of 18th International. Con. of Psychology, Moscow 1966>>, Akademi Verlag, 1967, 129-138.

84. "Some difficulties encountered in psychological experiments on learning". <<BP Review>>, Editor, A. Allebe. June 1967.

** 85. "Men/machines and the control of learning". <<Educational Technology>>, Volume VI, No. 22, November, 1966.

86. "Adaptive teaching systems". <<British Association for the Advancement of Science>>, Univ. of Leeds 1967.

87. "A look into the future". In <<Mechanisation in the Classroom>>, Editor, M. Goldsmith. Souvenir Press, 1967,
185-267.

** 88. "A Cybernetic Model for some types of learning and mantation". Bionics Symposium, Dayton, Ohio 1966. In <<Cybernetic Problems in Bionics>>, Editors, H. C. Oestreicher and D. R. Moore. Gordon and Breach, 1968, 531-585.


BOX IIF

** 89. "The use of a Null point method to study the Acquisition of Simple and Complex Transformation Skills". <<Brit. Journal. of Math and Stat. Psychology, Part 1>>, May, 1968, 61-84. (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N.)

** 90. "Some Mechanical Concepts of Goals, Individuals, Consciousness and Symbolic Evolution". <<Wenner-Gren Conf. on the Effects of Conscious Purpose on Human Adaption, August 1968>>, extracts in <<Our Own Metaphor>>, Bateman, C. New York: Knopf, 1972.

** 91. "Comments on Men, Machines and Communication between them". <<Vision 67 Conference, New York 1967>>.

92. "Cybernetics". <<Encyclopaedia Britannica>>, Volume 6, 936b.

** 93. "The Computer-Simulated Development of Populations of Automata". In <<Mathematical Biosciences>>, 4, Elsevier Press, 1969, 101-127.

** 94. "Psychology, Use of Models(Learning)". <<Encyclopaedia of Linguistics, Information Control>>, Pergamon Press, 1969, 447-452.

** 95. "Adaptive Machines". <<Proceedings of NATO Symposium on Major Trends in Programmed Learning Research, Nice 1968>>, in <<Programmed Learning Research>>, Dunod, 1969, 251-261. Reprinted in <<Contributions to an Educational Technology>>, Editors, I. K. Davies and J. Hartley. London: Butterworths, 1972, 57-69.

** 96. "The Self-Organisation of a Three Person Task Oriented Group". <<Proceedings of NATO Symposium, on the Simulation of Human Behavior, Paris 1967>>, in <<The Simulation of Human Behavior>>, Dunod, 1969, 291-311. (Pask, G. and Lewis, B. N.)


BOX IIIA

** 97. "A learning model capable of "attention" and hampered by "boredom" and "fatigue"". <<Proceedings of NATO Symposium on the Simulation of Human Behavior, Paris 1967>>, in <<The Simulation of Human Behavior>>, Dunod, 1969, 53-54.

** 98. "Interaction between a Teaching Machine and the Student's Attention Directing System". <<Proceedings of 16th International. Cong. of Applied Psychology>>, Amsterdam: Swets and Zetlinger, 1969, 269-280.

** 99. "Some recent Advances in Adaptively Controlled Teaching Systems". <<Proceedings of 5th International. Cong. on Cybernetics, Namur 1967>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1969, 256-260.

** 100. "Adaptive Metasystems". <<Proceedings of 5th International. Cong. on Cybernetics, Namur 1967>>, Gauthier-Villars, 1969, 256-260.

101. "A Method for studying the flucuations and division of attention, when the level of goal achievement is held at a constant value". In <<Systems in a study of the Brain functional Organisation>>, Editor, V. Shumilina. A volume dedicated to Prof. P. Anohkin. Russia, 1969.

102. "The Architectural Relevance of Cybernetics". <<Architechtural Design>>, Sept., Editor, R. Landau. 1969, 494-496.

** 103."Strategy, Competence and Conversation as Determinants of Learning". <<Programmed Learning>>, October, 1969, 250-267.

** 104. "Cognitive Systems". In <<Cognition a Multiple View>>, Editor, P. L. Garvin. New York: Spartan, 1970, 349-405.

** 105. "Computer Assisted Learning and Teaching". In <<Proceedings of the Leeds Seminar on Computer Based Learning>>, Editors, J. Annett and J. Duke. NCET, 1970, 50-63.


BOX IIIB

** 106. "The meaning of Cybernetics in the Behavioural Sciences". In <<Progress of Cybernetics>>, Volume 1, Editor, J. Rose. Gordon and Breach, 1970, 15-45. Reprinted in <<Cybernetica>>, No. 3, 1970, 140-159 and in No. 4, 1970, 240-250. Reprinted in <<Artoga Communications>>, 1971, 146-148.


BOX IIIC

** 107. "Fundamental Aspects of Educational Technology, illustrated by the principles of conversational Systems". In <<Proceedings of IFIP World Conf. on Computer Education>>, Volume 1, Invited Papers, Editor, R. Sheepmaker. Amsterdam: IFIP, 1970, 1/29-1/52.

108. "Cybernetics and Education". Paper at Academic Session H. M. Baudoin on the 10th Anniversary of the International. Assoc. of Cybernetics, 1970.???

109. "Lectures in the philosophy of cybernetics". Summer School Adaptive and Lernende Systems in Biologie und Technick at the University of Berlin, July 1966.

** 110. "Teaching Machines". In <<Modern Trends in Education>>, Editor, Brian Rose. MacMillan, Sept. 1971, 216-259.

** 111. "Essays on the Ethics and Aesthetics of Control". Paper presented at Wenner-Gren Symposium on the Moral and Aesthetic Structure of Human Adaptation, Burg Wartenstein, July 1969.

111a. "Des Machines Qui Apprennant". In <<Le Dossier de La Cybernetique>>, Editors, A. Schellars et S. Godwin. Marabout Universite 150 Presses Gerard Verviers Belguim, 1969, 147-157.

** 112. "Learning and Teaching Strategies in a Transformation Skill". <<Brit. Journal. of Math and Stat. Psychology>>, Volume 24, November 1971, 205-229.(Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)

** 113. "Interaction between Individuals, Its Stability and Style". <<Mathematic Biosciences>>, Volume 11, American Elsevier Publication, June 1971, 59-84.

** 114. "A Comment, a Case History and a Plan". In <<Cybernetic Serendipity>>, Editor, J. Reichardt. Rapp and Carroll, 1970. Reprinted in <<Cybernetic Art and Ideas>>, Editor, J. Reichadt. London: Studio Vista, 1971, 76-99.

** 115. "Models for Social Systems and for their languages". <<Wenner-Gren Symposium, 1966>>, Editor, H. von Foerster. In <<Instructional science>>, Volume 1, 1973, 39-5, 445.???( see orig for meaning of pg.#., also did heinz edit w-g symposium or instruc. sciences?)

** 116. "Learning and Teaching Systems". In <<Survey of Cybernetics>>, Editor, J. Rose. Iliffe Books Ltd., 1969, Chapter 9, 163-186.


BOX IIID

117. "Education 2000". In <<New Directions in Education Technology>>, Editors, B. N. Lewis and R. W. Lyne. 1969. Read at the East Burnham Conference on Educational Technology, May 1968.

** 118. "A Cybernetic Experimental Method and its Underlying Philosophy". In <<International. Jrl. Man-Machine Studies>>, January, 1972, 279-337.

119. "Organisation and Instruction of Office Skills Involving Communication Data Retrieval and Data Recognition".Department of Employment, final scientific report, October 1970.

120. "A Review of Research on Learning under this and previous contracts. Its application to the Teaching, Training and Evaluation of Problem Solving Skills.>>. System Research Ltd., April 1971.

121. "Domestic Consumer Response Prediction Report on Phase B of the Project". The North Thames Gas Board, System Research Ltd., June 1971.

** 122. "Learning Strategies and Individual Competence". SSRC Final Scientific Report, December 1970. (Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)


BOX IIIE

** 123. "CASTE Manual" (5 volumes ) System Research Ltd., December 1971. (PI has Volume 1,2,4,5)

124. "Uncertainty Regulation in Learning Applied to Procedures for Teaching Concepts of Probability". Final Scientific Report SSRC Research Grant HR 1203/1, System Research Ltd., January 1972. (Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)

125. "Driving Strategies for Learner Drivers". RRL Report, June 1970.

126. "Description of the Driver Communication Training Module". RRL Report, March 1971. (Pask, G. and Brieske, G.)

** 127. "A Fresh Look at Cognition and the Individual". <<International. Jrl. Man-Machine Studies>>, 4, 1972, 211-216.

** 128. "Anti-Hodmanship: a Report on the State and Prospects of CAI". <<Programmed Learning and Educ. Tech.>>, Volume 9, No. 5, September 1972, 235-244.

** 129. "Learning Strategies and Individual Competence". <<International. Jrl. Man-Machine Studies>>, Volume 4, 1972, 217-253. (Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)

** 130. "Learning Strategies, Memories and Individuals. In <<Cybernetics, Artificial Intelligence and Ecology>>, proceedings of the 4th Annual Symposium of the ASC, Editors, H. W. Tobinson and D. E. Knight. New York: Spartan Books, 1973.

131. "CASTE: A System for exhibiting learning strategies and regulating uncertainty". <<International. Jrl. for Man- Machine Studies>>, Volume 5, 1973, 17-52. (Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)

** 132. "Die Automatisierung des Unterrichts und die Natur des Lernens". In <<Fortschrite und Ergebnissie det Bildunstechnologie>>, Editors, H. B. Rollet and K. Weltner. Ehrenwirth Verlag, 1973, 86-111.

** 133. "A Theory of Conversations and Individuals (Exemplified by the Learning Process on CASTE)". <<International. Jrl. Man-Machine studies>>, Volume 5, 1973, 443-566. (Pask, G., Scott, B. C. E. and Kallilourdis, D.)


BOX IIIF

134. "Complexity and Limits". <<Architectural Design>>, 10, Editor, R. Landau. 1972, 622-624.

135. "Educational Methods using Information about Individual Styles and Strategies of Learning". Final Scientific Report SSRC Grant HR 1424/1, June 1973, System Research Ltd.. (Pask, G. and Scott, B. C. E.)

136. "Entailmaent and Task Structures for Educational Subject Matter". Final Scientific Report SSRC Grant HR 1876/1, 1974, System Research Ltd..(Pask, G., Scott, B. C. E. and Kallilourdis, D.)

137. "Joint Report". On SSRC projects HR 1876/1 and HR 1424/1 (material issued in connection with the final reports on these projects), September 1973, System Research Ltd.

138. "An Invention relying upon the value of 'Invention'".International. Symposium on the history and philosophy of Technology, Univ. of Illinois, Chicago Circle, May 1973, in <<School of Information Science Reports>>, Atlanta, Georgia: Institute of Technology, 1973.

139. "Prinsipious de Aprendizagem e de control", In <<Cybernetica e Communicado>>, Universidade Sao Paulo. Editor Cultrix, 1973.

140. "Partial Analysis of a Course in Education". Open University Monograph, 1973.

** 141. "Artificial Intelligence - a Preface and a Theory". In <<Machine Intelligence in Design>> [became <<Soft Architecture Machines>>], Editor, N. Negroponte. MIT Press. (with some correspondence)

142. "How People Learn and What People Know". <<Proceedings NATO Conference on Cybernetic Modelling of Adaptive Organisations, Porto, Portugal, August 1973>>.

** 143. "The Nature and Nurture of Learning in a Social Educational System". <<Agnelli Foundation International Symposium on Lifelong Learning in an Age of Technology: Prospects and Problems, Turin, September 1973>>, in <<Proceedings>>, Editor, K. Richmond.

** 144. "Some Properties of Transmission Lines Composed of Random Networks". <<Mathematical Biosciences>>, 22, 1974, 155-178. (Shimura, M. and Pask, G.)

** 145. "The Representation of Knowables". <<International. Jrl. for Man-Machine Studies>>, Volume 17, 1975, 15-134. (with Kallikourdis, D. and Scott, B. C. E.)


BOX IVA

146. "A Cybernetic Theory of Cognition and Learning". Symposium in 1st European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, Vienna 1972, under the chairmanship of Prof. F. de P. Hanika, and Prof. R. Trappl, in <<Journal of Cybernetics>>, 5, 1, 1975, 1-90.

147. <<The Cybernetics of Human Learning and Performance>>. London: Hutchinson, 1975.

** 148. <<Conversation, Cognition and Learning>>. Amsterdam, New York: Elsevier, 1975.

149. Contributions to <<Cybernetics of Cybernetics. BCL, University of Illinois, 1975.

150. Abridged form of "Converstion, Cognition and Learning", Volume2. Applications in Education and Epistomology, Open University, IET Monograph, 1975.

151. "An Outline of Conversational Domains and their Structure". <<Proceedings from 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference>>, Editors, Scandura, Duram, Wolfech. MERGE ONR, 1975, 231-251.

** 152. "Learning to Live in the Future". Presaidential Address to the Society for General Systems Research, New York, January 1975. <<Proceedings Annual Conference, 1975>>, report System Research Ltd., 1976. To appear in <<Policy Analysis and System Science>>, 1977.

153. Editor, "Summary Report of Conference on Scientific Approaches to Decision Making in Complex Systems". Convened by the European Research Office, London, and the US Army Institute for the Behavioural Social Sciences, 1975.

154. "Applications and Developments of a Theory of Teaching and Learning". Final report, SSRC HR 2371/1, 1975. (in two volumes)

155. "Regulation of General Evolving Systems: Symbols, Needs and Hunger in a formal Ecology". In <<Hunger Models: Quantitative Theory of Feeding Control>>, Editor, D. A. Booth. London and New York: Academic Press, 434-449.


BOX IVB

** 156. "Conversational Techniques in the Study and Practice of Education". In <<Brit. Jrl. Educational Psychology>>, Volume 46, I, 1976, 12-25.

** 157. "Styles and Strategies of Learning". In <<Brit. Jrl. Educational Psychology>>, Volume 46, II, 1976, 128-148.


BOX IVC

158. <<Conversation Theory: Applications in Education and Epistemology>>. Amsterdam and New York: Elsevier Publishing Co., 1976.

** 159. "Teaching Machines Revisited in the Light of Conversation Theory". In <<Educational Technology Magazine>>, Editor, F. Kopstein. 1976.

160. <<Course Assembly Manual>>. SSRC Publication - draft version. (Pask, G. and Malik, R.)

** 161a. "Minds and Media in Education and Entertainment: Some Theoretical Comments illustrated by the design and operation of a system for exteriorising and manipulating individual theses". <<Proceedings 3rd. European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, Vienna, 1977>>, Editor, R. Trappl.

** 161b. "An Outline Theory of Media for Education and Entertainment". Abstract of Papers presented at 3rd. European Meeting on Cybernetics and System Research, Vienna, April, 1976 and The International. Conference on Evaluation and Research in Educational Television and Radio, Open University, April, 1976.

** 162a. "Revisions in the foundations of Cybernetics and General System Theory as a result of research in education, epistemology and innovation(mostly in man-machine systems)". <<Proceedings of 8th. International. Congress on Cybernetics, Namur, Belguim 1976>>.

162b. "Learning Systems - Student Management". <<Proceedings: Learning Management Based on Formal Models of Behavior and Aptitudes in CAI>>, UCODI Summer School, Louvain, Belguim 1976.

163. Editor: "Summary Report of Conference on Scientific Approaches to Decision Making in Complex Systems". Convened by the European Research Office, London, and the US Army Research Institute for the Behavioural and Social Sciences, 1976.

** 164. "Cybernetics in Psychology and Education". In <<Cybernetics: a Source book>>, Editor, R. Trappl. Washington: Hemisphere Publlishing Corp., 1976.

165. "Summary of Work at System Research". <<AISB Newsletter>>, November 1976, Editor, T. O'Shea, 1976.

166. "Position Paper for Point Foundation Conference". Meeting on Mind Body Dualism (chaired by Gregory Bateson), San Fransisco, 1976. In <<Co-evolution Quarterly>>.

167. <<Calculator Saturnalia>>. 1976. (see #201)

168. "System Analysis of an Open University Course". IET and Ford Foundation, 1976. Part II of <<New Methods for Evaluation and Curriculum Design>>, Hawkridge, D., Lewis, B. N., MacDonald, Ross M., Pask, G., and Scott, B. C. E.

169. "Course Assembly (THOUGHTSTICKER) Manual". With Bailey, R., Ensor, D., Malik, R., Newton, R., Scott, B. C. E., and Watts, D. System Research Ltd. 1976.

170. ""Cartoons" Tests for learning 'style'". With Ensor, D., Malik, R., Pask, E., Scott, B. C. E. Forms III, V, VI (computer administered versions are also issued) 1976. SEE 'CARTOONS'

171. "Comments and Suggestions (1976)". In <<Architecture Machinations>>, Editor, N. Negroponte. Cambridge, MA: MIT, 1976, VolumeII No.32, 2-11 and VolumeII No.33, 2-12. SEE 'MIT'

172. <<Problem Solving>>. Monograph IET Open University and Ford Foundation, 1977.

** 173. "Knowledge, Innovation and 'Learning to Learn'". <<Proceedings of NATO-ASI "Structural/Process Theories of Complex Human Behavior">>, Banff Springs, Canada: Pub. Noordhoff, Alphan aan den Rijn, 1977, 259-350.

** 174. "Organisational Closure of Potentially Conscious Systems and Notes".<<Proceedings NATO Congress on Applied General Systems Research, Recent Developments and Trends, Binghamton, New York 1977>> and <<Realities Conference, EST Foundation, San Fransisco 1977. Reprinted in <<Autopoiesis>>, Editor, M. Zelany. New York: North Holland Elsevier.

175. Contribution and Editing with R. Trappl. Proceedings Volume IV <<Cognition andlearning>>, Hemishere, 1976.

176. "Ongoing Research at System Research Ltd.". Research Reports, <<International Cybernetics Newsletter>>, November 1976, 7-9.

177. Editor: "Decision Making in Complex Systems". <<2nd ARI Conference>>, Richmond: ARI, 1977.

178. Progress Reports SSRC Research Programme HR2708/2, "Learning Styles, Educational Strategies and Representations of Knowledge, Methods and Applications", No. 1, 1974; No. 2, 1975; no. 3, 1977; No. 4, 1978; (ongoing) et al. SEE 'SSRC' ??? what is ongoing and et al?

179. Progress Reports 1 to 8 (1975 - 1977 Scientific Notes 1 to 5) (ongoing) grannt USAF F44620 "The Influence of Learning Strategy and Performance Strategy upon Engineering Design", 1975-1977 ongoing (et al). SEE 'AIR FORCE'

180. Progress Reports No. 1, 2 (ongoing) Grant ARI DAERO 76-G-069, "Cognitive Mechanisms and Behaviours involved in other than Institutional Learning and Using Principles of Decision". 1976-1978 (ongoing) et al. SEE 'ARI'

181. Miscellaneous contributions to Microfische BCL publications. Biological Computer Laboratory, Champpaign,
Urbana.

** 182. "A Cybernatic and Conversation Theoretic Approach to Conscious Events in Learning and Innovations". <<Proceedings 23rd Annual conference of JUREMA, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, April 1978>>.

** 183. "Consciousness". <<Proceedings 4th European Meeting on Cybernetics and System research, Linz, Austria, March 1978>>, in <<Journal of Cybernetics>>, Washington: Hemisphere, 1980, 211-258.

184. "Introductory Comments" and "Consciousness". In <<Progress in Cybernetics and General Systems Research>>, Volume VII, Editor, F. Pichler and F. P. de Hanika, Hemisphere, 1980, 279-280 and 343-368, respectively.

** 185. "Applications of Conversation Theory and Knowledge Structuring to Education". <<British Journal Educational Psychology>>, 1978.

** 186. "A Converstion Theoretic Approach to Social Systems". <<Sociocybernetics: An actor oriented social systems theory>>, Editors, F. Geyer and J. van der Zouwen. Martinus Nijhoff, Social Systems Section, Amsterdam, 1979, 15-26.

187. Summary of Some points emerging from a discussion of development in the Mexican educational system at the Foundation Barros Sierra, the Ministry of education, and elsewhere in Mexico, Internal Memorandum to Fundacion Barros Sierra, Mexico, System ResearchLtd., 1978.

***Original bibliography skips #188; no entry.***

** 189. Summary of some points emerging from a discussion of development in the Mexican education system at the Foundation Barros Sierra, the Ministry of Education, and elsewhere in Mexico, Internal Memorandum to Fundacion Barros Sierra, Mexico, System Research Research Ltd., 1978.


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** 190. "Observable components of the decision process and a revised theoretical position". <<Proceedings 3rd Richmond Conference on Decision Making in Complex Systems, August 1978>>.

191. Chairman's report: Symposium on Cybernetics of Cognition and Learning, EMCSR 78 Linz Austria, <<International Cybernetics Newsletter>>, <<Journal of Cybernetics>>, Issue 9, Autumn 1978, Hemisphere Publishing,
4-5.

192. "The Poverty of Mainstream Science and the Indolence of Cybernetics". President's Address. <<Cyberentic Society Conference, Brunel University 1978>>.

194. ""Learning to Learn". European Association for Research and Development in Higher Education, Third Congress in Klagenfurt, Special Seminar S3. In <<Higher Education>>, A Field Study, Volume 1, Editor, E. A. van Trotsenburg. Lang, Klagenfurt: 1979. (with Entwistle, N. J. and Hounsell, D.)

** 195. "Against Conferences" or "The Poverty of Reduction in Sop-Science and Pop-Systems", <<Proceedings, Silver Anniversary International Meeting of Society for General Systems Research, London, August 1979>>, Washington: SGSR, xii-xxv.

** 196. "An Essay on the Kinetics of Language, Behavior and Thought". <<Proceedings, Silver Anniversary Inter- national Meeting of Society for General Systems Research, London, August 1979>>, Washington: SGSR, 111-128. ***MAY BE SAME AS #197***

** 197. "An essay on the Kinetics of Language as illustrated by a Protologic Lp". <<Proceedings 2nd Congress of the International Association for Semiotic Studies, Vienna, 2-6 1979>>, workshop on "Fuzzy Formal Semiotcs and Cognitive Processes". Reprinted in <<Ars Semiotica>>, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 1980, 93-127.
***MAY BE SAME AS #196***

** 198. "Automation: Coherence in Organisations and People who form part of them". In <<Factory Automation>>, Maidenhead: Infotech Int. Ltd., 1980.


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** 199. "Developments in Conversation Theory - Part 1". In <<International Journal of Man-Machine Studies>>, 13, 1980, 357-411.


BOX VA

** 200. "The Limits off Togetherness". <<Proceedings, Invited Keynote address to IFIP, World Congress in Tokyo and Melbourne>>, Editor, S. Lavington. Amsterdam, New York, Oxford: North holland Pub. Co., 1980, 999-1012.

201. <<Calculator Saturnalia>>. London: Wildwood, 1980. (with Glanville, R. and Robinson, M.)

** 202. "Commentary on Scandura, J. M., <<Problem Solving>>, 1977". <<Journal Struct. Learning>>, Volume 6, 1980, 335-346.

203. Fourth Richmond Conference on Decision Making in Complex Systems, Editors and contributors Robinson, M. and Pask, G., 1980.

** 204. "Concepts, Coherence and Language". <<Proceedings, 5th Eurpoean Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, Vienna, 8-11 April 1980>>.

** 205. "Some Generalisations of Conversation Theory and Protolanguage Lp". <<Proceedings, 5th European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, Vienna, 8-11 April 1980>>.

** 206. "Developments in Conversation Theory: Actual and Potential Applications". In <<Applied Systems and Cybernetics>>, Volume III, Editor, G. Lasker, New York: Pergamon Press, 1981, 1326-1338.

** 207."In Contrast to Scandura". In <<Applied Systems and Cybernetics>>, Volume II, Editor, G. Lasker. New York: Pergamon Press, 1981, 760-769.

208. "A Computer Implemented Protologic for Representing Coherence amongst and distinctions between Parts of Knowledge". <<Proceedings, American Scoiety for Cybernetics>>, Washington: ASC, 1981.

209. "New Cybernetics". <<Proceedings, American Society for Cybernetics>>, Washington: ASC, 1981. (with R. Glanville)

210. "Cybernetics of Learning Style and Knowledge Acquisition". Invited paper, <<Proceedings, 1st International Concordia Conference on educational Technology>>, Montreal: Concordia University, 1981.

** 211. "Some Relations between Personal Construct Theory and Conversation Theory; between Grids and Meshes". In <<Practicalities of Personal Construct Theory>>, Editors, M. Shaw and T. Keen. Montreal: Cybersystems Publishing,
1981.


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212. "Conversation Theory". <<Proceedings, 'Systems in Education'>>, FEoll Paderborn, Editor, M. Lansky. 1981. ???what is this???

213. "Series of Occasional papers". in <<Inst. Androgology>>, Editor, G> de Zeeuw. Amsterdam: 1981.

214. "Conversation in Education and Epistemology". Series of lectures with B. N. F. de Gelder, in <<Inst. Education>>, University of Goteborg, 1981.

215. "Architectural Systems - some thoughts". <<Proceedings, Seminar Technological Design Strategies, North East London Polytechnic, School of Architecture, February, 1982.

216. "Developments in ConversationTheory - Part II>>, In <<Inst. Journal Man Machine Studies>>.

** 217. "An Historical Case Study Leading to the Micrprocessor Era", final title: "SAKI: 25 years of Adaptive Training inti the Microprocessor Era". In <<Inst. Journal Man Macine Studies, Special Issue on Microprocessor Technology.

218. <<Microman>>. Century UK: Lifecycle Multimedia Publications; France: Interedition; USA: MacMillan, 1982. (with S. Curran)???

219. "Recent Developments in the Protologics of Thought". <<Proceedings, EMCSR, Vienna 1982>>, 1982.

** 220. "The Originality of Cybernetics and the Cybernetics of Originality". <<Proceedings, EMSCR, 1982>>, 1982.

221. "Philosophy of Cybernetics" and "Cybernetics and Design Processes". Seminars to Neuman Computer Society, Budapest, SZAMI 1982.

** 222. <<Eureka>>. Musical and Lyrics, (Music Anthony Feldman), 1982. (fragments/no music)





PUBLICATIONS IN PREPARATION

- "Space Time Frames". <<AAQ>>, London: Architectural Association.

- "A Theory of Theories of Architecture". London: Architectural Association, (collection volume), 1982, 1983.

- "Developments in Conversation Theory". (series of 8; 2 published) In <<International. Jrl. Man Macine Studies.

- "Lp a Protolanguage". Report (also paper in International. Jrl. Man Macine Studies).

- "Varieties of Conscious Process". Report (also paper in Neurological Research).

- <<Individuality, Society and Thought>>. Book.

- "Statistical Mechanics of Social and Individual Learning". Report (also paper).

- <<Real Decisions>>. Book based on ARI reports.

- <<Responsibility: Practice; Clients and Practitioners>>. Book.

- Other Lyrics (some complete) - music by Anthony Feldman and part of (as yet untitled) show.



***END OF ORIGINAL BIBLIOGRAPHY FROM PASK***





BOX VC (U=unnumbered, therefore not in original bibliograghy)

** U1. "Microcomputers in Secondary Education: Issues and Techniques". Editor, J. A. M. Howe and P. M. Ross. Depart- ment of Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh, London: Kogan Page; New York: Nichols Publishing Company
1981.

** U2. "A Computer Based Knowledge Representation: An Application of Conversation Theory". Presented at 4th Canadian Symposium on Instructional Technology, Winnipeg, October 1983. Preparation and research supported by the U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioural and Social Sciences. Written while at Center for System Research and Applied Epistemology, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec.

** U3. "Review of Conversation Theory and a Protologic (or Protolanguage), Lp". In <<ERIC/ECTJ Annual Review Paper, Spring 1984. Preparation supported by U. S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioural and Social Sciences under grant MDA903-82-C-0055 to Concordia University, Centre for System Rsearch and Applied Epistemology.

** U4. "Problematic Situation". In <<Cybernetic>> 1, publisher: ASC>

** U5. "Conversation Theory and Its Protologic". Manuscript.

** U6. "Conversation and Support". Inaugural Address presented 30 november 1987 at the occasionof assuming responsibility as guest professor in General Andragological Sciences.


BOX VD

** U7. "Learning Strategies, Teaching strategies, and Conceptual or Learning Style". In <<Learning Strategies and Learning Styles>>, Editor, R. R. Schmeck. New York: Plenum Publishing Corp.

** U8. "A celebration of the conceptual process, its complementary architecture of knowledge and belief and the orthogonal motions of thought, action and of utterance". Paper, mid-1980's.

** U9. UNTITLED. Written while at University of Tilburg, Department of Psychology, 1980.

** U10. "On Conversation Theory and a Protologic or Protolanguage) Lp". Preparation supported by the U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioural and Social Sciences under Grant No. MDS903-82-C-0055 to Concordia University, Centre for Systems Research and Applied Epistemology.

** U11. "A D Article on Complexity". System Research Ltd.

** U12."Developments in Conversation Theory: Actual and Potential Applications". Paper for International Congress on Applied Systems Research and Cybernetics, Acapulco, Mexico 12-15 December 1980.


BOX VE

Russian and German Manuscripts

Loose Pages

Early Unreferenced Papers

DANCE

Concordia Video Scripts

Literary Reviews ON or BY Pask

Pharmacology

GAMES


BOX VF

Master Bibliography

Old Bibliography

Pask CV w/others

Old Reference Lists and Library Contents

Glossary of Terms


BOX VIA

<<Air Force Office for Scientific Research>>.

Contract #AF61(052)-640, Admin. Report #6: Research on Cybernetic Investigation of Learning and Perception.

Contract #F61-052-67-C-0011, Final Scientific Report: Models of Adaptive Systems for Computer Aided Instuction.

Contract #F61-052-70-C-0011, Scientific Note #1.

Contract #F44610-72-0091, Progress Report: Strategic Disposition Tests and the Influence of Learning Strategy on the Performance and Breakdown of Skills.

Contract #F44620-76-0-003 (may be F44620-76-C-003), The Influence of Learning Strategies and Performace Strategy Upon Engineering Design.
Scientific Note 2(goes with Progress Report #5).
Proposal.
Progress Reports: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8.


BOX VIB

Scientific Note 4 with Appendices


BOX VIC

Final ScientificReport???is it clear that this and last entry are part of previuosrly ProgressReport #3.
Final Report.

Research Proposal, A New Type of Mental test for Aptitude and Conceptual Style.


BOX VID

<<MOD>>.

Contract #A/70/GEN/9725, Comparitive Study of Adaptively Controlled and Other Methods of Instruction.
Volume 1, 2.
Amended Summary and Outline of Recommendations.

Contract #NCW381/1484, Correspondence.

Contract #SLC6C-288, Correspondence.


BOX VIE

<<NCET>>.

Research Proposal, "Uncertainty Regulation in Learning Applied to Procedures for Teaching Concepts of
Probability".

<<SAKI>>.

<<SIMPOL>>.

<<Smugglers Test>>.


BOX VIF

<<Solartron>>. "Solartron Rheem Learning and Teaching Machine Project".

<<Spy Ring>>. Spy Ring Historical as of 7 November 1979.

<<Spy Ring and Smugglers>>.


BOX VIIA

<<Architrainer>>. Ann Winfield, Chris Abel

<<CASTE>>.

<<Cartoons>>.


BOX VIIB

<<EXTEND>>. Related to CASTE.

<<Chemical Simulator>>.

<<Driver Education>>.

<<Echo Detection>>.


BOX VIIC

<<Department of Employment>>.


BOX VIID

<<EEC>>.

<<Entailment Meshes>>. Copies.

<<Formica>>.

<<Gas Board>>.


BOX VIIE

<<Henry VIII Test>>.

<<Intruder Alarm test>>.

<<Meiosis and Mitosis>>.

<<Meta Form>>.


BOX VIIF

<<MIT>>.


BOX VIIIA

<<Army Research Institute>>.

Grant #DAERO-75-G07, 1st Richmond Conference.
Final technical report.

Grant #DAERO-76-G-043, 2nd Richmond Conference.
Final technical report (original copy).


BOX VIIIB

Final technical report (copy).

Grant #DAERO-78-G-037, 3rd Richmond Conference.
Correspondence.
Transcripts.


BOX VIIIC

Final technical report.
Commentary.


BOX VIIID

"Observablle Components of the Decision Process and a Revised Theoretical Position". Pask.

Grant #DAJA37-80-C-0014, 4th Richmond Conference.
Correspondence.


BOX VIIIE

Transcripts.

Grant #DAERO-76-G-069, Cognitive Mechanism and Behaviours Involved in other than Institutional Learning
and Using Principles of Decision.
Correspondence.
Proposal.
Periodic Report #1, 2, 3.


BOX VIIIF

Research Note 80-4.

Final Technical Report. (original)


BOX IXA

Final Technical Report. (copy)

Grant #DAERO-79-G-0009, Specialized Forms and Individual Subtasks of the Team Decision System.
Proposal, dated 30 June 1978.
Proposal, dated 4 September 1978.
1st Periodic Report.
Correspondence.


BOX IXB

Grant #DAERO DAJA 37-81-C-0020, Knowledge and Innovation of Decision Makers.
Files and Correspondence.
Proposal.
2nd Progress Report.
Interim Report.


BOX IXC

Contract #MDA-903-82-C-0055, Research on Complex Decision Making, Knowledge Representation, and the
Transfer of Existing Systems to the ARI.


BOX IXD

<<FORD>>.

Correspondence.
Final Report (original).
Final report (copy).
Research Proposal on Education Access for Ford Foundation, Brazil.


BOX IXE

Final Report (bound copies).


BOX IXF

Final Report Volume 2.


BOX XA

<<STAT LAB>>.

<<Steam Engine>>.


BOX XB

<<THSTKR>>.
Derek Richards version at System Research Ltd.


BOX XC

Early Pangaro Versions.

<<Lp>>. AMTE Memos.


BOX XD

Main Paper (Pask) with additional notes.


BOX XE

<<Photos and Graphics>>.


BOX XF

<<Team Decision Systems>>.
Command Manual.
Program Listings.
Session Printouts.
Videotape index.


BOX XIA

<<History>>.
America.
America 79.
Brunel University.
Cooperative Projects.
Entwistle.


BOX XIB

Haismman.
Hungary.
Insurance.
Lifecycle Publications (Microman).
Loan.
Lucas.
Markle Foundation.
(PEDRO)Martyns.


BOX XIC

Mexico.
Nuffield.
References (others).
(Mike)Robinson, Social Synthesis Unit.
SGSR August 79.
Societies.
(ALKIS)Stavrindis.
(University of) Surrey.
System Research Ltd. (incorporation INTUITION R).


BOX XID

System Research Ltd., America.
Vienna 1980.
Visitors.
(Milan)Zelany.


BOX XIE

Others CV's, uncollated History.
Diary 1981.
Address Book.


BOX XIF

Uncollated Correspondence.


BOX XIIA

<<SSRC>>.

Uncollated Letters, etc.


BOX XIIB

HR 1424/1, Final Report 31 May 1973.
Volumes 1, 2.

HR 1876/1, Interim Report 31 January 1973.

HR 2371/1, Final Report 31 April 1974.
Volumes 1, 2.

HR 2708/1, Progress Report 3.
Volume 2 only.


BOX XIIC

HR 2708/2, Progress Report 4.
Volumes 1, 2.


BOX XIID

HR 2708/2, Statistical data from two learning style tests.

Subject Matter Representation: A Method and the Outline of a Theory.

Summary field work.

Final report.

Proposal.

Proposal Materials.

MISC. (INTUITION, odd papers)


BOX XIIE

<<TSEMBAGA/RAPPAPORT>>.
With open reel audio tape.


BOX XIIF

Papers by others on Pask.


BOX XIIIA

Uncollated Pask materials.
Originals of papers, drawings, letters, etc.


BOX XIIIB

PAN Personal Pask/UK Archive.


BOX XIIIC

Theatricals.


BOX XIIID

Theatricals/Technical drawings.


OUTSIDE "CENTRA" STORE BOXES:

Theatricals.

Patent/Technical.

Large drawings


.