Abstract

Describes the efforts taken by the Cornell Interactive Theater Ensemble to provide interactive human relations training on date rape using live dramatizations, video with facilitated audience participation, and an electronic multimedia format with decision trees for interactive involvement. (EA)

Citation

Mazur, F.E. (1993). A Challenge for Developers: Preserving the Interactivity of Human Relations in a Standalone Application. CD-ROM Professional, 6(2), 63-66. Retrieved June 5, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/146127/.

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Keywords

• Audience Participation
• business
• decision making
• higher education
• Human Relations
• information technology
• Optical Data Disks
• Rape
• Sensitivity Training
• Theater Arts
• Videotape Recordings