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Brigham Young University. Instructional Research and Development Department

 Organization

Dates

  • Existence: 1967 - 1973

Administrative History

The Instructional Research and Development Department (1967-1973) was an administrative unit at Brigham Young University. The unit was responsible for instructional system development and the design of course packages in consultation with faculty members.

Citation:
Division of Instructional Research, Development, and Evaluation records, 1966-1985 (Instructional Research and Development Department)

Brigham Young University catalog of courses, 1970: page 529 (Instructional Research and Development; M. David Merrill, director)

Brigham Young University Organizational History Project, via WWW, October 6, 2020 (Instructional Research and Development Department; est. 1967; director, M. David Merrill (1967-1973); 1973 . In 1973 merged with Instructional Evaluation and Testing and the Institute for Computer Uses in Education, forming the Division of Instructional Research, Development, and Evaluation; worked in instructional system development and the design of course packages; reported to Communication Services (1967-1972), Instructional Services Division (1972-1973))

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Institutional Assessment and Analysis records

 Collection
Identifier: UA 1369
Scope and Contents

Collection contains reports, correspondence, surveys, and statistical profiles from Institutional Research and succeeding offices at Brigham Young University from 1950 to 2015. Includes files from director Leland H. Campbell, faculty activity reports, and accreditation reports.

Dates: 1950-2015
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections. University Archives / Institutional Assessment and Analysis records

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