Abstract
Abstract A model of the role of instructional feedback in learning a motor skill is presented. Six levels of motor skill output are distinguished, each having a characteristic type of feedback. The usefulness of several feedback techniques reported in the literature is discussed. The model can be used as a tool for the instructional designer in selecting feedback in motor skill learning.
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