An Approach to Cybernetics, Hutchinson, London, 1961. |
Introduction to cybernetics as Pask sees it. Pictures and descriptions of his early machines, including Eucrates, SAKI, and chemical computers. |
The Cybernetics of Human Learning and Performance, Hutchinson, London, 1975. |
Clear explanation of performing 'subjective', psychological experiments in objective frame, including null-point technique. Pictures of tracking task apparati and original CASTE. |
Conversation, Cognition and Learning, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1975. |
Modeling subject matter for training using entailment meshes. L1/L0 framework applied to learning conversations. CASTE and BOSS machines. |
| Conversation Theory: Applications in Education and Epistemology, Amsterdam, Elsevier Publishing Co., 1976. |
Reframing past work into a theory framework. THOUGHTSTICKER, INTUITION, and STATLAB learning environments. |
| Calculator Saturnalia (with Glanville and Robinson), Wildwood, London, 1980. |
Pask's fantastical illustrations and sci-fi scenario accompany his collaborators' games for collaboration via calculator rich with social commentary. |
| MicroMan (with S. Curran), MacMillan, 1982. |
The most findable of Pask's books, a thinly disguised review of his own work, the most approachable.
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