RICHARD A. WALKER, Ph.D .

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740 Olive Ave.
Coronado, CA. 92118
(619) 435-8986

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EDUCATION:

Ph.D., Brigham Young University, Instructional Science and Technology, 1978.
M.S., United States International University, Management Science, 1968.
B.A., United States International University, Economics and History, 1963.
Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, Radio Production, 1953-1955.

U.S. MILITARY SCHOOLING:

U.S. Naval Flight Training, Designated Naval Aviator, 1957.
U.S. Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, graduated, 1970.
U.S. Naval Safety Management School, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, graduated with diploma in Safety Management, 1975.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

1994 to Present - Vice President Operations Performx, Inc. PerformX is a MultiMedia development company excuting a long term $15,000,0000 project with Air Canada

1992 to 1994 - President, MultiMedia Group. Consulting in the design and development of multimedia products.

1990 to 1992 - Vice President-Group Director JOSTENS Learning Corporation.

1986 to 1990 - President, MultiMedia Group. Consulting in computer based video and multimedia development.

1986 to 1986 - Chairman, Interactive Technologies Corporation.

1983 to 1986 - Founder and President, and acting Vice President for Instructional Development, Interactive Technologies Corporation. 1982 to 1983

Manager, Electronics Publishing Group, Courseware, Inc. 1978 to 1982

Senior Instructional Psychologist, Courseware, Inc. 1976 to 1978

Ph.D. Candidate, Brigham Young University. Research Assistant to Dr. M. David Merrill. Conducted research projects in Computer Assisted Instruction for the National Science Foundation.

1976- Retired from USN with rank of Commander.

1955 to 1976 - Various U.S. Navy flying billets.

PROFESSIONAL AWARD:

University of Nebraska . Designed the Wilson Learning video disc series on Management Development that was given a special award at the 1987 University of Nebraska Video Disc Symposium. An additional award was given at the 1988 Symposium for a Wilson Learning series on sales.

MULTIMEDIA GROUP PROJECT EXPERIENCE:

MascoTech Training & Visual Services, Warren MI. Consulting on the design and develpment of a MultiMedia Information Manager for Caterpillar Inc. The MIM is a windows based application that facilitates the development, maintenance, and delivery of multimedia information. The information can be accessed in three way via a reference mode, a presentation mode, and a learning mode. The MIM will use a underlying shell an visual object data base.(1994 to Present)

American College Testing (ACT)., Iowa City, Iowa. Consulting on the adaptation of testing products for use in the "Information Highway". (1994)

Intra-View Inc., London, Ontario, Canada. Consulting on the development of 35-40 hours of multimedia courseware on leadership for sale to the banking industry and other businesses. (1993 to Present).

Ford Language Institute, Irvine, CA. Consulting on the development of multimedia language training programs. (1994).

Seymore Epstein Enterprises Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Consulting on the "Development Opportunity in the Training-Information Industry." The consulting consists of assisting in the start up of a major new multimedia enterprise. (1993 to Present).

Western Publishing Company, Inc., Racine WI. Consulting on the development of about 30 multimedia products on both the Apple Mac and MPC platforms. Consulting includes assistance in developing business plans, development strategies and adaptation of exisiting titles for the consumer multimedia marketplace. (1992 to 1993)

VMI, Chicago,IL. Consulting on the application of the VMI network for applications in training for education and industry. (1993 to 1994).

ZEPHYR Capital, Newport Beach, CA. Consulting on the establishment of a partnership that will be formed to bring a variety of educational software products to Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries. (1992 to Present)

CIRO of Bond Street, Inc. Ft Lauderdale, FL. Developer of a multimedia sales and marketing program for use in 200 locations world wide. (1993)

ZYNEX Systems Inc. Markham, Ontario, Canada. A Member of the Board of Directors and a Consultant. Assisted in the start up of a new Canadian corporation that has primary focus on developing multimedia for the mining industry. The consulting was on the development of multimedia products on a variety of hardware platforms. (1989 to1992).

Jostens Learning Corporation, San Diego CA. Group Director/Manager of the development of K-3 language arts educational "ILS" products for the MAC LC and Windows with multimedia extensions. The product included 27 units of educational software and the Golden Book Encyclopedia. In addition managed the relationship with key partners such as Apple Computer, Western Publishing, Oracle, Authorware, Focus Learning, Verity, and the Psychological corporation. Acted as the JOSTENS corporate representative to the International Multimedia Association, and the Optical Publishing Association. (1990-1992).

WICAT Systems, Orem, Utah: Senior Consultant. An internal consultant working on a variety of tasks that included: marketing support, Interactive Multimedia design, Video Disc production, and project gear up and management, (1986 to 1990).

AMR Technical Education and Training Division, (An Affiliate of American Air Lines). Forth Worth, Texas. Program Manager. Project consisted of the development of more than 1,000 hours of CBT for the ab-initio mechanic course. The project consisted of the development of a business plan for the project followed by the management of the analysis, design, and production of the multimedia courseware. (1989 to 1990).

Jostens Learning Corporation, San Diego, CA. Consultant. Developed a project plan and report on the reauthoring of a large amount of existing TICCIT courseware to a CD-ROM delivery media. (1989).

Educational Testing Service,Princeton, N.J. Consultant. Consulting on the development of computer based training for a variety of new ventures. 1989

Hughes Training Systems, Irving, Texas.Consultant Consulting on the use of templates on large scale CBT project. (1989 to 1990). McDonnell Douglas Aircraft: MD-11 Aircraft Computer Based Training. Consultant. Cconsulted on computer based training for the MD-11 flight and maintenance. The project is making significant cost reductions in the development of computer based training by the adoption and use of instructional design based templates (1989).

Ab Initio Pilot Training Initiatives. Marketing Director and Consultant. This project is an internal WICAT initiative that lead to the development of more than 300 hours of computer-based training that is being marketed both to international airlines and to U.S. colleges with aviation programs (1987 to 1990).

Southern California Gas Company. Project Director and Consultant. A study that investigated the feasibility of converting the Hazardous Waste Management Training Program of SCG to the computer-based training medium (1988).

Washington Public Power Supply System. Consultant. Conducted a three week training workshop on the use and development of computer-based training for the supply system (1988).

VARIG Airlines. Consultant. Consulting on the use of computer-based training for academic pilot training for a variety of aircraft (1988)

Korean Airlines. Consultant. Consulting on the use of computer-based training for academic pilot training and maintenance training for a variety of aircraft (1988).

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Consultant. Consulting in the area of computer-controlled interactive videodisc for primary pilot training (1988 to 1990).

Ab Initio Pilot Training Consortium. Consortium consists of 7 foreign and domestic customers. Project Manager and Consultant. Project consisted of the development of 170 hours of CBT with video disc (1987 to 1990).

Rockwell, Space Transportation Systems Division. Consultant. Project consisted of the development of 12 computer based training courses (1987 to 1988).

Lockheed, Missiles and Space Co., Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas. Project Manager and Consultant. Project consisted of the development of 59 hours of CBT with videodisc (1987 to 1988).

Department of Water and Power, City of Los Angeles. Consultant. Conducted a Training Requirements Analysis (1987).

Boeing. Director of Training Services, Seattle. Responsible for the management of the courseware development and consulting operations in Wicat's Seattle office. This includes providing direction for the development of 1000 hours of CBT and 200 LVD's for the Boeing Peace Shield Project (1987).

U.S. Naval Personnel Research Development Center. Consultant. The objective of the project was to analyze information processing variables required during missions of a naval aircraft and crew. The result will be the development of scenarios which isolate the information, sources of information, mission events, and all relevant event contingencies that impact upon integrated performance. Special emphasis was placed on the analysis of cognitive task loading factors which could predictably impact operator/tactician performance under various mission requirements (1986).

Boeing Aircraft. Consultant. Project consists of consulting on the training front end analysis for a 2 billion dollar weapons system. The project includes task list development, objective hierarchy development, course design specifications and media selection models (1986).

Wilson Learning, IT Group. Consultant. Project consisted of the design of a series of level3 videodiscs on sales training for Wilson Learning and John Hancock Insurance Co. (1986).

Wilson Learning, IT Group. Project_Manager. Project consisted of a group of ten videodiscs on management development Wilson Learning and General Motors (1985 to 1986).

PROJECTS AT INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES CORP.:

AT&T Information Systems. Project_Director. Project consisted of a Phase 0 report on the training that should be developed for new configurations of the System 75 Digital Switch (1985).

Nissan.Project_Director. Project consisted of the design and development of a level-3 videodisc for Basic Electrical Training (1986).

Sikorsky Aircraft. Project_Director. Project consisted of the design and development of a level-3 videodisc-based "Part Task Trainer" for the CH-53E aircraft. Content areas are Pilot's Preflight, APP Start, and Blade/Pylon Fold and Spread (1986).

AT&T Information Systems. Project_Consultant. Consulting on the instructional design and front-end analysis for an interactive videodisc-based training course on the System 75 switch (1986).

AT&T Information Systems. Consultant. Served on the design team for a new (proprietary) AT&T Automated Learning System product (1985).

Instructional Systems Development Corporation. Consultant. Acted as a project consultant to ISD on selection of an authoring system and microcomputer delivery system for training applications at the USAF Military Air Lift Command (1985).

JVC. Consultant. Acted as a consultant to JVC VHD group on the applications of VHD disc technology to the United States marketplace (1985).

AT&T Information Systems. Project_Manager. Project consisted of analysis, design and CAI/videodisc development for an emerging AT&T minicomputer, the 3B5-300. Delivery device is a version of the WICAT system developed for AT&T, the CHOICE system. Product consisted of two videodiscs used as a simulation (1984).

World Book. Project_Creator. Project consisted of an electronic spread sheet and word problems for the IBM PC (Jr.), age level 6th grade (1984).
John Wiley & Sons, Publishers. Project_Creator. Project consisted of three books on computer programming for 1st. year college business majors. Each book contains the same business content but are adapted for Basic, Cobol, and Pascal programming. An IBM PC and Apple disk accompanying the text (1984).

Resource 1. Time Mgmt. Project_Director. Project consisted of a microcomputer program, audio tape, owner's manual, and point-of-purchase design for a consumer micro product on the IBM PC and Apple IIe (1983).

PROJECTS AT COURSEWARE, INC.:

SRA College Division. Group_Manager. Project consisted of the development of a microcomputer program to accomplish a keyboarding text (1983).

Texas Instruments Personal Computer Project. Group_Manager. Led a team in consultation with Texas Instruments on certain new products (1983).

South-Western Publishing. Group_Manager. Project consisted of the development of a lightpen-controlled microcomputer program to accompany an electronics text (1982).

System Analysis of Future Pilot Training. Group Manager. Conducted system analysis of training required by the Canadian Forces in the 1986 timeframe (1983).

Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich English Project. Group_Manager. This project consisted of the development of eight Apple microcomputer disks on K-8 English (1983).

Rockwell MMWS Support. Group_Manager. Directed analysis activities supporting the development of a training system for advanced fighter/attack Naval aircraft for 1996 (1983).

U.S. Navy Digital Acoustic Sensor Simulator Training. Project_Director. Production, validation, and demonstration of a Digital Acoustic Sensor Simulator training system for the Navy (1982).

Honeywell F-15 Maintenance Training. Project_Area_Manager. Managed the development of courseware for the F-15 Maintenance Trainers (1982).

Courseware Internal Research and Development Projects. Project_Director. In the development of demonstration videodisc and micro-computer instructional products. Project included Apple, IBM Personal Computer and videodisc integration (1982).

Harper & Row Math Project. Group_Manager. Directed a project that developed a segment of TICCIT college math on the Apple microcomputer, accompanied by an Instructor's Guide and a Student Guide (1982).

World Book Research and Development Videodisc Project. Group_Manager. Developed a three-segment, micro-controlled videodisc for prototype demonstrations utilizing a single-screen display and a LD-1000 player (1983).

Rockwell VTXTS Training Support. Project_Director. Directed analysis activities in support of the U.S. Navy Pilot Training System requirements definition. This included instructional objectives hierarchy analysis, media selection, simulator design and syllabus (1982).

Jet Propulsion Laboratory Training Needs Analysis. Project_Director. Project recommended an approach and schedule for incorporating appropriate training tools and practices into the Deep Space Network. Also recommended design characteristics that affect trainability (1981).

Honeywell AWACS Maintenance Training. Project_Director. Managed the development of courseware for the E-3A Digital Radar Maintenance Trainer. The project involved analyzing and simulated equipment radar failure and the development of courseware to simulate the maintenance action (1981).

CDC Computer System Maintenance Course. Project_Director. Managed a project that designed and developed a 40-hour course for Control Data for a magnetic tape drive (1980).

U.S. Navy P-3 Orion Aircrew Training. Project_Director. Directed the development and production activities of the Courseware P-3 Instructional Development project at NAS Moffett Field, and NAS Jacksonville, Florida (1980).

Jet Propulsion Laboratory VLBI Update. Project_Director. Directed an analysis of training requirements for Very Long Baseline Interferometry Operations for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena (1979).

IBM LAMPS MK III Shipboard Operator and Maintainer Analysis. Project Director. Managed a project that involved the development of task listings for LAMPS MK III Shipboard Maintainers and Operators (electronics tasks and sonar tasks), task validation, development of objectives hierarchies, media selection, and syllabus development. This project required supervision of a staff of nine professionals (1979).

Honeywell F-15 Maintenance Training Consultation. Project_Director. This project involved an analysis of the regular problems presented by maintenance trainers and resulted in a report with implications on software design on maintenance trainer requirements (1978).

U.S. Navy S-3A Post Hoc Evaluation. Project_Director. Project included evaluating the state of the S-3A training program after several years of implementation by operational training squadron. Conducted a study which compared computer-assisted instruction effectiveness with the media used in the S-3A media mix (1978).

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

American Educational Research Association
Society for Applied Learning Technology, Senior Member
Association for Aviation Psychologists

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS/PAPERS:

Walker,R.A.: Courseware Design Standards for Ab-Initio Mechanic Training. (1989).

Patterson, B.; Walker, R.A. Technical Training Requirements for Electrical Mechanic Apprenticeship Training and Qualified Worker Training (1987).

Walker, R.A.; Butler, B. Level-3 Application of Videodisc Technology in the Training of Basic Electrical Skills (1986).

Walker, R.A.; Lewis, C. Part Task Training Using Level-3 Videodisc (1985).

Kloepfer, T.K.; Walker, R.A. Phase 0 Project Report for System 75 Curriculum Development (1985).

Walker, R.A. Videodisc for Decentralized Training (1985).

Walker, R.A.; Butler, L. The Front End: Systems Analysis and Media Selection. A chapter in The_Videodisc_Book:__A_Guide_and Directory. John Wiley & Sons, New York (1984).

Walker, R.A.; Sherman, C. Courseware: The Electronic Tutor. A chapter in Electronic_Publishing:__A_Guide_to_Electronic_Publishing. Microsoft Press (Bellevue, Washington: 1984).

Walker, R.A.; Sherman, C. Evaluating Educational Software. PC:__The_Independent_Guide_to_the_IBM_Personal_ Computer, November 1983.

Walker, R.A.; Bergman, D.W. How to Judge Educational Software (Courseware) for the PC. PC:__The_Independent_Guide_to_the_IBM_Personal Computer, April 1983.

Axtell, R.H.; Walker, R.A. Educational Software for the PC. PC:__The_Independent_Guide_to_the_IBM_Personal_ Computer, December 1983. (This article was a review of 18 educational software products available on the IBM PC).

Schmidt, R.V.; Walker, R.A. A Team Approach to the Development of Instruction for Microcomputer Delivery (1982).

Bergman, D.W.; Walker, R.A.; Swenningsen, G.S.; and Kribs, H.D. Deployable Acoustic Analysis Training Using the Digital Acoustic Sensor Simulator (DASS): VIII Final Report. NPRDC Special Report 82-XX. Naval Personnel Research and Development Center, San Diego, California (1982).

Bergman, D.W.; Brown, J.E.; and Walker, R.A. Applying ISD Methods to the Design of Training Devices. Courseware (1982).

Sprague, G.; Walker, R.A. Human Engineering Training Plan for the MK IV-A Deep Space Network. Jet propulsion laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California (1981).

Walker, R.A. Establishing the Cost of a Computer Training Syllabus: An Example Using the P-3 Fleet Replacement Squadron. Naval Personnel Research and Development Center Report, San Diego, California (1981).

Daubek, K.; Freedman, C.; and Walker, R.A. Instructional Systems Development for P-3 Aircrew Training: Final Report. Naval Personnel Research and Development Center, San Diego, California (1980).

Walker, R.A. Establishing the Cost of a Complex Training Syllabus: An Example Using the P-3 Fleet Replacement Squadron. Paper presented at the 2nd Interservice/Industry Training Equipment Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah (1980).

Walker, R.A.; O'Neal, A.F.; and Sprague, G. Training Requirements for Very Long Baseline Interferometry Operations. A Study for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California (1980).

Daubek, F.M.; Hermanns, J.A.; Hymes, J.P.; and Walker, R.A. Computer Based Approach to Technical Training (1980).

Bergman, D.W.; Hale, G.T.; Wood, R.A.; Parker, M.A.; Farrow, D.R.; and Walker, R.A. Ship Operator Objectives Hierarchy Report. Lamps MK III System Training Program (1979).

Hermanns, J.; Timmerman, G.L.; Slagle, T.E.; Farrow, D.R.; and Walker, R.A. Ship Maintainer Task Listing Report. LAMPS MK III System Training Program (1979).

Hermanns, J.; Timmerman, G.L.; Slagle, T.E.; Farrow, D.R.; and Walker, R.A. Ship Maintainer Hierarchy Report. LAMPS MK III System Training Program (1979).

Walker, R.A. Management and Control Plan. LAMPS MK III System Training Program (1979).

Walker, R.A.; Bergman, D.W.; and Usalis, J. VTXTS Pilot Media Selection Report (1979).

Walker, R.A.; Bergman, D.W.; and Usalis, J. VTXTS Pilot Objectives Hierarchy Report (1979).

Walker, R.A. Problems in Researching Learner Control. Paper presented at annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Toronto (1978).

Walker, R.A. Post Hoc Evaluation of S-3A Instructional Development. Paper presented at annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Toronto (1978).

Walker, R.A. An Evaluation of the TICCIT CAI System at NAS North Island. Paper presented at the Second International Learning Technology Congress and Exposition, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology, San Diego, California (1978).

Walker, R.A.; and Axtell, R.H. Learner-Controlled Instructional Strategies:An Investigation of the Use of PPF, MORE, and Instance Control. Courseware Instructional Research Report (1978).

Walker, R.A.; and Axtell, R.H. Learner-Control of Primary Presentation Form Sequence and Number of Instances. Courseware Instructional Research Report (1978).

PUBLISHED INTERVIEW:

Oliver-Hayes, J., Dr. Richard A. Walker in Focus. Video_Systems, October 1982.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

AERA Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, 1978. Organized a symposium with Schneider, E.W. Problems and Pleasures in CAI/CMI Research. Delivered a paper in the symposium titled "Problems in Researching Learner Control."Presented a paper titled "Post Hoc Evaluation of S-3A Instructional Development."

Second International Learning Technology Congress and Expositions sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology, 1978. Prepared a paper titled, "An Evaluation of the TICCIT CAI System at NAS North Island," San Diego, California.

AERA Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, 1981. Co-chairman of military special interest group.

AERA Annual Meeting, New York, New York, 1982. Co-chairman of military special interest group.

Second International Industry Training Equipment Conference and Exposition Salt Lake City, Utah, 1980. Program Committee, and delivered a paper titled, "Establishing the Training Cost for a Complex Weapons System," an example using the P-3 FTS.

Third Interservice Industry Training Equipment Conference and Exposition, Orlando, Florida, 1981. Chaired the session titled: "Front End Analysis/ISD."

Talmis, 2nd Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 1982. Presented a paper "Emerging Media: The Potential for Interactive Video and Microcomputers in the Near-and-Medium Range," 1982.

Association of American Publishers 1982 mid-winter meeting, Washington, D.C. Presented a paper on "A Team Approach to the Development of Instruction for Microcomputer Delivery."

Fourth Interservice Industry Training Equipment Conference and Exposition, Orlando, Florida, 1982. Member of the Program Committee.

National Security Industrial Association. Chairman of the Learning System Design Subcommittee, 1982.

Third National Symposium on Videodisc Programming, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1982. Conducted workshop on Instructional Design for the Intelligent Videodisc, 1982.

AAP Western meeting, San Francisco, California, May, 1983. Presented a paper on "Courseware: Should You Do It?"

Talmis, 4th Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 1984. Presented a paper "The Current State of Interactive Video."

Interactive Videodisc West, Los Angeles, California, 1985, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology. Presented a paper "Videodisc for Decentralized Training."

Interactive Videodisc, Washington, D.C., 1985, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology. Presented a paper "Part Task Training Using Level-3 Videodisc."

Interactive Videodisc, Los Angeles, CA, 1986, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology. Presented a paper "Level-3 Application of Videodisc Technology in the Training of Basic Electrical Skills."

American Bankers Institute, Los Angeles, CA, 1986. Presented a paper "The Creation of a Videodisc Presentation: The Electronic Salesman."

Interactive Videodisc, Washington DC, 1987, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology. Chaired a panel discussion - New Development Tools for Interactive Videodisc Design.

Interactive Videodisc, Orlando, Florida, 1988, sponsored by the Society for Applied Learning Technology. Moderated a special seminar - Volume Production of Low Cost Interactive Instruction Modules for Technical Training.

Optical Information Systems '86. Delivered a paper Simulation: The Interactive Way in Session 3: New Approaches to Videodisc Technology. Development of Effective Interactive Instruction Materials. Session Chairman, June 8, 1988.

Society for Applied Learning Technology. Stamford, CT. Interactive Instruction Delivery. Session Chairman, February 22, 1989.

Society for Applied Learning Technology, Orlando, Fla. Interactive Instruction Delivery. Co-Authored a paper with A. F. O'Neal titled ; Automated Lesson Generation for High Volume Computer Based Instruction - Phase II. February 24, 1989, SALT, Orlando, Fla.

Interactive Videodisc in Education and Training. Session Chairman, August 22, 1990. Society for Applied Learning Technology, Washington, D.C.

CD-ROM Expo. Speaker on a session titled "Dispelling The Myths". October 16, 1991. Washington, D.C.

Explore The Future of Publishing, Seybold "92. Delivered a presentation in a seminar titled, "Multimedia for Publishers". February 19.1992, Boston, MA.

Interactive Systems for Training, Education and Job Performance Improvement. Conference Chairman, August 26-28 1992, SALT, Washington, D.C.

MultiMedia Expo, Delivered a presentation titled, "Integrated Learning Systems" in a seminar on Multimedia Projects in Education, October 18-20 1992, Santa Clara, CA.

NAB MultiMedia World, Chaired a session titled , "Case Studies in the Education and Training MultiMedia Market". April 22, 1993, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Interactive Systems for Training, Education and Job Performance Improvement. Training Sesson Chairperson, August 25-27 1992, SALT, Washington, D.C.

Orlando Multimedia '94, Society for Applied Learning Technology, Chaired a group of sessions titled, "Training and Performance Support Systems" and presentated a paper with William Healey "The Learning Lane on the Information Highway", February 23-25, 1994. Orlando, FL.

Washington Interactive Multimedia '94, Society for Applied Learning Technology, Presented a paper titled, "Interactive Multimedia Training on the Information Highway", August 18, 1994. Washington, D.C.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:

Adjunct Professor, National University, San Diego, California. Developed and conducted an introductory course on Instructional Analysis and Design for the School of Education, 1982.

National University, Curriculum Committee, School of Education. Formulated and developed a nine- course program leading to a M.S. in Instructional Science and Technology that has been implemented on Instructional Systems Design, 1981-82.

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