self-paced
English
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Adjective
[edit]self-paced (comparative more self-paced, superlative most self-paced)
- Of an action or task, designed to be completed at the learner's own rate of progress and schedule.
- 1962, Hubert Claude Weston, Sight, Light and Work, page 76:
- It has been found experimentally, that persons of average vision are able to perform self-paced visual tasks requiring the perception of detail subtending an angle at the eye of one-sixth of a degree (10 minutes of arc) very efficiently under ordinary conditions of lighting, and provided the detail is in good contrast with adjacent parts of the object containing it.