MINUTES OF THE 22 JULY 1976 OTR STAFF MEETING

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August 21, 1976
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I Approved For Release.2001/08/07 CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 2 1 AU G 1976i AD.,INI "I_.r~_T,., - T...._..,T ,. CS. 111 .) __.1- Y-.. 11,.: _._._....j 1:.+.:., MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Secretary SUBJECT: Minutes of the 22 July 1976 OTR Staff Meeting 1. The 22 July 1976 OTR Staff Meeting convened at 1400 hours and adjourned at 1555 hours. introduced the film KITA which was shown to the group. 2. Chief, FTD, briefly reviewed the background of the paper on Technology Applications in the Office of Training. The DDTR noted that two actions had already been taken: the data link to the M and closed circuit television in classrooms. The members discussed other items in the paper at some length. Significant actions were assigned as follows: a. Following a discussion of videotaping presentations in various courses, the Unit Chiefs were requested to prepare a list of those activities which should be taped for submission to Chief, TSS. b. During the discussion of Section 2.1 of the paper, the DDTR pointed out that the list represented only a series of ideas, not recommendations. The Secretary was charged with obtaining recommendations from the Unit Chiefs. c. It was pointed out that Time-Life has put out a series of tape cassettes on the use of videotape for testing purposes. The DTR requested that one of these cassettes be shown at the next Staff Meeting. d. The DTR asked the Chief, TSS, to check on the television used by NSA as an information mechanism for employees. e. During the discussion of the use of computers in simulation training, it was suggested that Messrs. Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 $DMIN1STrU,.T1V j - II~x .~:~.~ L'S 2, Q .-my Approved For Relea001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R0001W10040-3 if. The group briefly discussed the use of computers to assess instructor loads. The DTR asked Chief, II, to resurrect a system which he had developed in LLC-and explain it to the Units Chiefs. 3. The DTR discussed OTR organization. The QTR STATINTL Instruction on the charter will be issued in the near future. He also ex ained a new title and revised responsi- STATINTL bilities for He announced one personnel shift from LLC to an a reorganization within LLC. Finally, he reported that a group of OTR Instructions on personnel matters will be issued to help people know how things work and their responsibilities. 4. The group had no comments on the OTR Personnel Report. They then considered the pending actions list. Several entries were deleted since the actions had been completed. 5. The DTR reported on the DDA morning meeting. The members then reported significant events of the day. 2 A ITINIST .,TV:-I:1~ -USE I OMLY Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 7 1-7 Approved For Release 2001/08/07: CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 OTR STAFF MEETING Thursday, 22 July 1976, 1400 hours 1. Film: KITA 2. Technology Applications in the Office of Training (See copy attached.) 3. OTR Organization Mr. Fitzwater 4. OTR Personnel Report Mr. Fitzwater S. OTR Pending Actions Mr. Fitzwater 6. The Day's Events AD~42dv'zSliliil',~,; - I!- ..._.lwl ...: L 10" WILY Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 TLCIi NEOLOGY JJ?1'LICATTONS L THE OFFICE OP TRA?I ZING Therct aro I:.any actl_vitics in wlld.ch tcc?urology :ay po4 cntl.zl ly b ; c:. ploitcd to iriprovo tho Cfi:ico of Tr :ini.rng's Cf~.1Cri~'I,Cy' iril(~ (. ,t. I; :.Ct~v(.71a ,S. Ta1:Ls nature of OTI:' , rospoln:;ibiiiti,es, %' ,-d #~Gt~V1 i.: Se ~'tli ~)~? "L OEt and ii_~l)3_u:a(;ntatzr~s~ of tolovis on v..2C; co:iputcr tcchn1~:ic.24 r appear to be I::ost both in the kinds of c pl ica- tioJ?s and the nunbor of #+u,a.ctior s affoctod. Applications of TV tech iology which appear fc: 5: -)1e are descr ibod fir t,r fe`1lo,,:od by cc?,":,~L ter apj)iiC.-,.ta..0i15 :141W a / u short sect]~.on on other. applica- i ox1J. The pr opoeec. a p;)iic a- tioIns a o stated -1a a gciio a1 way and may to applicou1o s o ;~ nuuL.bor of 53?ecI tC: O T11%, activities p but to i"}~ov de a C~.ea er uilder,-=Ilding of the pot4,-1 la1 co'.-i utcr applications at STATINTL a detailed ii5ti,nzg is inch-lded in t e CO:1~Lit'!: a pplica t.. soction., A chart at the end of this papc:r sutinar Y zos the estimated ran e Uf Gasz" and time 7."o tt a GC' ?:,'1Y is"ipie i:1C7k1#.'tion None of the tocllmic,looy applications 3.~7 Ver. Costs range ?rox. trivial to r oc:est and the timhe required to apply tho tec mrco1()-:tc.a ,~- is gcracx~ illy i hoxtR?a year at ~1 i ?'ti h - if-, fi.. c1C G ~l {~.i:::. wtre?-?~i?-.,iu~}}U:3 i.J 3. f t e T[a.s?oroo that: .~.ap .Lc ien a ion, if desir'od, will c:_'pend critically on mam.. cncnt's ability . . to inculcate a spectrum of at-A itudina1 and benavor .a1 changes. 2. Te:~ot~ s fan hn 3.iG:l.tw(~:~s 2.1. There are a `roue of applications which rmy be used in training which deal. with to matter (If informing or motivating, the student, or detvoloning. his ::hills. klit'x certain ad 5ustiacnt: they may apply to either the classroom or scgj..-study activities. /y .,w 2.1.1. Expository. The 4presentation of basic ) iy~ II.I..{.rorn.ation. can be uccom ~1ulisjied 1,ria CCTV Aa lief than in. the 1'.107 0 tra .J C:.1omla1 method;', :illcltl as the live lecture, tho Iiotic1I picture, reading, and in so.,,-so ins t' :1Co3 e field trips. Tni.e:; of pro:::ine nt P-ucs t s;~cc~l:ors or t)ono-shot" presc;itatioa: can be taped j:or later use in classes or for distribution to wider audiences, Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 Apprgv.epfor Relostid 2001JQ870-4.'(DIA-R[ 061=;00 #6, 'I'(b0it 40-3 p7'G C:ll t'#).i 1O1 {) dI'i.::]i11JICC1 VC"r;i] Cans 01: "hall-to or 1` 4 ,C1,3: 0 :: f: a , 5 ..% f~}1011'?I~C)t;"1:n CCU (:'L1C;1:11;~_:1c, ...Cl r.., d9. ~c(xssi_O1t. CG'i'V for ,,, can l c';?2fLCe :,olio ~rri ttcjt yccisv historic:: :.1:C1 C LUI p)T,_0Vide tilt.) %1(:U1tiOlli1I Ilt}. 0 I.~ 11 1lrJ i Lt~. , j i?~ c iL`:1t s ii):I 1. the \: 'it: t c i 1'~ CSrd frC'.CIUf:IL(.L jr 41i L:- to i ui,ll c all. CCTV c~,.L t ai e the i).1 c o of he orally history tr;tono-Vol' the p?re&&G1ttcr cailno ak)pc ar in Pe r son. I'or. fornancc Crit ique. L 'acdiato fecd- tt. 1 O flits b 't ack of student +J.J C ViC r !'! 1IICd '1 4 a and 1 t 1. S Ur .!.t nc+c?ry!i y ,.:4ll ti- of bo411 flaws a,cn,~;lll;; y })Ca1.7.C~.f'r, ')roCcdurl:.t, etc. 7.0111ti.n to fiIi tnce 1)C7'.:on ie1 y .Loo (:i i:-;( C.~ y St;C(Ii'1.ty, S::o . ct11'?.':lf:ulun, l} ';.';.i SIUI>sll an(J act J.)" J_i ?..C:: etc. It I.,oa a 1)c J; c: i:a l)lc~ to tape lho daily St.;,l;:f ;-:cotins;s ~J.C4av:S)I aC::l: l.i: Cl'E !' ltt(;r, for au J:?; f:L?Lli:1l'c, Sc::5 LUII) and he tc.)cson ( I1 C: '1 CI ~c' i.71f'> rl;: j', thus k roviC ing SoleC tcd that ill-sta_Llation I'Ii.t:h a closer link v, _1.:1 IJTJt Ii:c:c:c;iT,.rtc:r:~ ~s1d with .1 l)ettcr "f?":ool" for L],f.t various concerns c.. ~r'asscri at such 1.:ectin~r:3 (and with a gtici on the LJ4.11ss noxning LIectl.ngs ). 2.3. ~ccl5~a~i~ist~-at1ve/i;I:),>~ (ayc c~ Relations. This group of 117pa :~C ^.S1 Gi1S caC.t.irG:i?'?cs the problCA:l of `r;?C'tting the word' Out on UpcoJ ini" events 0-' irapert.i:.nco (or the rc.iults o such events) to all ci:1;3loyees or to sclcctod interest groups. Aga n, without goin1 17 into detail, it Mould be possible to convoy inf0;.-nation (ion: erni1Z? the annttal Consolidated Chax'it:ios i)ri V0 o r ir'o FrOV0:1t:1-4i;'. and Safety f;: ek , Dlaod- y obile visits, EEA events, j),aT k-i71g restrictions and oppor-? twilit ics, :.lu shots, awards and ca;i'aacndawio~s, and so 011--, allaost ad infinitwa. 3. Comj a for Ai)'ix icf:ti.ons Computer applications be used in a variety of ways. Tho: C which 3---ay be used to in.lprove thu effectiveness or l;~!yf~?.C{ ~CitC y t ho sA.l:i lt-N uction are pr^`' s to r 1.lJ1 3.1-3.3'. 0 t.~'" Q3. 1 1.rJ~ 4 \b Ti4 application of conputor technology to on-1-I t.nc.e tht support to d.yl1J t 4L ,>lI`. 1. ion ..* '..C_.fi.i4(:r?.ll -' in fie itons ~~'.S j)}.?~~.L i~1.i Ci is Li.V i .~i'~4~.~f relating, to 7 i1Sa MICtlOn. could be used to i:11.-trove OTP s ' adriinistrativo function and, in audition, other special techinolocy applic:4io:is i~iay ho feasible ''sl;)So are 'de 'cr ibod n 3. t~-3.I S. Special applications for :ra detailed .1a STATINTL 'l'eas coi','.uut ' 1 ction, which was developed by a CIA intern, could ue o_:te: ded to _?rov!dc3 orie;ltr ti.o:l, ry lovel of c)!)Or atill cal)ab i li.ty, for OTR per'sOllllol ZZInd others who 1:iay need to operato coin- putor sy;Ite,.1:, in the aut:uro. 3.1. 11-:ore B ctensivc Use of CoLlputor-Aided Instruction. In the Info1'):.:31 ion Science Center, we hive J pre 1Tu].llclry 1rergjon of a sot o :C instrUCtla:Ls on the use of data base!; which are iivillli.ll a7~ ti ~:)ir(1it,: ~-'l Z;tal. A):- i 'Lf - ~a> C COm'l7vt .1:(.x' Ij r rt,.e:~ ~.t. '? Approved For Release 2001/08/07 : CIA-RDP81-00896R000100010040-3 ? t S f 5.0;11 T 7'.`: ~.nIliW' have t)ev(Sl(ncd :mot Zrcr 7 t. a I.icl ;cklfipV6'8t~r^Fga'2604/(~$/071`I 'I~X~8~'-o~Fo~b f(12U4#,(~ ~;JI'10 .) I i_C_ 1 ( U 1 01 - ~ :() ):'t.l'J.cl:: 0f I (: ;:1 (1'3.CI1CC: l~ l:l.G ! CZ:3111C reads. }' #,4')..zt?c~. throu,:il ~.c C'til]:G:1 or other conventa.ozli.:~ 11c)thods. 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