Jared Freeman

Resume

Jared Freeman, Ph.D., is Chief Scientist at Aptima, Inc. and a Corporate Fellow. In his executive role, he assesses the quality of Aptima’s scientific and technical work through reviews with customers and staff, and he oversees corporate S&T resources, including Aptima’s Institutional Review Board, Internal Research & Development program, and Scientific Advisory Board. Dr. Freeman is currently a Principal Investigator for the DARPA programs Artificial Social Intelligence for Successful Teams (ASIST) and Synergistic Discovery and Design (SD2). He manages a multi-company Air Force program to create robust intelligent agents. His prior technical work spans the fields of training, modeling, measurement, human factors, and critical thinking.

Training – Dr. Freeman has served as Principal Investigator on projects to define, design, develop, and validate training systems that enhance, fluid intelligence across domains, command decision making skills across Navy platforms, small unit leadership skills among infantry, unit performance in infantry operations, optimal selection and sequencing of training content in air operations command, intelligent adaptation of feedback and after action reviews in STEM, and analytic and decision skills for information operations. He has managed projects to develop training systems that advance, decision making under uncertainty in Naval air defense, the agility of enemy AI in tactical aviation training systems, critical thinking skills among infantry, robotic systems for operating UUVs to inspect warships, analysis of defenses by military inspection teams, tactical capability of Naval airwings, and communication expertise of AF air warfare controllers.

Modeling – Dr. Freeman has served as Principal Investigator on projects to define, design, develop, and validate models that support tactical planning and decision making in mounted operations, optimal selection and sequencing of training content in air operations command, and staffing new ships. He has managed projects that model defensive cyber operations, agile enemy AI in tactical air, analytics for FINTEL and HUMINT, staff and technologies in future operations centers, collaboration in joint task forces, safety and efficiency in a pediatric oncology ward, teams for future destroyers, staff and processes in Maritime Operations Centers, robotic systems for operating UUVs to inspect warships, and readiness of personnel for future aircraft carriers.

Measurement – Dr. Freeman has served as Principal Investigator on projects to define and operationalize measures of discovery and design in synthetic biology, development of fluid intelligence across domains, command decision making skills across Navy platforms, small unit leadership skills among infantry, innovation in brainstorming and planning meetings, and unit performance in infantry operations. He has managed projects that develop measures of expert decision processes in Naval air defense, analysis and decision skills for information operations, decision making under uncertainty in Naval air defense, shared interpretation of commander's intent in infantry operations, communication expertise among AF air warfare controllers, analysis of defenses by military inspection teams, tactical capability of Naval airwings, and team state and performance across domains.

Human Factors – Dr. Freeman has served as Principal Investigator or manager of projects that address human factors issues in planning defensive cyber operations, cognitive task analysis, technology usability across domains, robotic systems for operating UUVs to inspect warships, and safety and efficiency in a pediatric oncology ward.

Critical Thinking – Dr. Freeman has served as Principal Investigator or manager of projects that explore the development of fluid intelligence and that address issues of discovery and critical thinking in synthetic biology, command decision making between Navy platforms, small unit leadership among infantry, expert decision making in Naval air defense, and mission planning for infantry missions.

Prior to joining Aptima, Dr. Freeman was a scientist at Cognitive Technologies, where he developed a highly automated approach to assessing student knowledge of tactical situations, as well as instructional technology that improved situation assessment and planning by Army officers. Dr. Freeman consulted to Bell Labs for two years, where he conducted research concerning how experts diagnose failures in complex software systems, co-developed a course based on that research, and taught it nationally.

Dr. Freeman served as Chair of the NDIA Human Systems Division from 2017-2019.

Dr. Freeman has published 118 papers in journals, books, and conference proceedings concerning these and other S&T initiatives. He has presented or published 48 times in other venues. Dr. Freeman is co-inventor of a patented technique for optimizing training. He is an occasional editor to journals in human factors, psychology, and engineering.

Dr. Freeman received a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology from Columbia University and a M.A. in Educational Technology from Teachers College, Columbia University.

Education

  • Columbia University, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, NY – Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology, specializing in Human Cognition and Learning, 1993. Dissertation: The Organization and Character of Programmers' Knowledge of Software Bugs.

  • Teachers College, Columbia University, NY – Master of Arts, Educational Technology, 1990. Masters thesis: A Computer-Based Coach for Students of Statistical Probability.

  • New York University, NY – Course work in knowledge engineering, 1987.

  • State University of New York at Purchase – B.A. with Honors, Urban Affairs, 1980.

  • Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH – Undergraduate study in urban affairs and classical music. 1976-78.

Career

  • 1999-Present: Chief Scientist, Corporate Fellow, Aptima, Inc., Arlington, VA / Woburn MA.

  • 1993-1999: Research Scientist, Cognitive Technologies, Inc., Arlington, VA

  • 1993: Investigator, Institute on Education & the Economy Columbia University, NY

  • 1991-1992: Instructor, Teachers College, Columbia University, NY

  • 1991: R&D consultant, Merck Pharmaceuticals, Rahway, NJ

  • 1989-1991: R&D consultant, Bell Laboratories, Middletown, NJ

  • 1982-1983: Associate, Pacific Interface, NY, NY

  • 1981-1982: Technical writer, The Ehrenkrantz Group, NY, NY

  • 1979-1981: Contributing editor, Urban Design International, Purchase, NY

  • Consulting:

    • Independent consultant or writer for: Sperry Systems (now Unisys) at the U.S. National Maritime Research Center, Kings Point, NY; Symplex Communications Corporation, Ann Arbor, MI; Anritsu Meter Co. of America, Franklin Lakes, NJ; Westinghouse Corporation, MI; Turner Construction, NY, NY; KCS&A Public Relations, NY, NY; The Consultancy, NY, NY; LVM Associates, NY, NY.

    • Technical trainer for Kornstein Veisz & Wexler, NY; Walter & Peck, Esq., Brooklyn, NY. Instructor with Westchester Co. School District, Gifted Children's Program, NY.


Publications

Journal Articles

  1. Huang, L., Freeman, J., Cooke, N., Cohen, M., Yin, X., Clark, J., Wood, M., Buchanan, V., Corral, C., Scholcover, F., Mudigonda, A., Thomas, L., Teo, A., Colonna-Romano, J. (In review). Establishing human observer benchmarks in artificial social intelligence evaluation.

  2. Leins, D., Haase, S., Schrier, J., Eslami, M., Freeman, J. (2022). Collaborative methods to enhance reproducibility and accelerate discovery. Digital Discovery. Washington DC: Royal Society of Chemistry.

  3. Freeman, J., Leins, D., Bell IV, C., & The SD2 Research Consortium. (2019). Selecting and assessing challenge problems. Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science.

  4. Stacy, W. and Freeman, J. (2016). Training Objective Packages: A Mechanism for Enhancing the Effectiveness of Simulation-Based Training. Special Issue of Theoretical Issues in Ergonomic Science.

  5. Andrews, D. H.; Freeman, J.; Andre, T. S.; Feeney, J; Carlin, A.; Fidopiastis, C. M.; Fitzgerald, P. (2013). Training Organizational Supervisors to Detect and Prevent Cyber Insider Threats: Two Approaches. International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation (ICST), EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and safety. January-June 2013, Volume 13, Issues 1-6, e4.

  6. Freeman, Jared. (2013). Deep Learning: How the Mind Overrides Experience, by Stellan Ohlsson. (Book review). Special Issue of Cognitive Technology concerning Accelerated Learning and Expertise, edited by Robert Hoffman and Dee Andrews.

  7. Shebilske, W., Gildea, K., Freeman, J., Levchuk, G. (2009). Optimizing Instructional Strategies: A Benchmarked Experiential System for Training (BEST). Theoretical Issues in Ergonomic Science. Special Issue on Optimizing Virtual Training Systems, v10 (3) May 2009 , pages 267 - 278.

  8. Freeman, J. (2006). Stories in Training: Why and When A Response to Fiore and McDaniel. THEN. www.thenjournal.org. (https://web.archive.org/web/20070625221535/http://thenjournal.org/commentary/113/)

  9. Freeman, J.T., Thompson, B.T., and Cohen, M.S. (2000). Modeling and assessing domain knowledge using latent semantic indexing. Special Issue of Interactive Learning Environments.

  10. Cohen, Marvin S., Freeman, Jared T. and Wolf, Steve. (1996). Meta-recognition in time- stressed decision making: Recognizing, critiquing, and correcting. Human Factors, 38(2), 206-219, Santa Monica, CA: HFES.

  11. Weitzenfeld, J.S., Riedl, T.R., Chubb, C., and Freeman, J. (1993). Cross-domain language among expert software developers. Metaphor and Symbolic Activity, 7(3 and 4), 185-195.


Book Chapters

  1. Freeman, J., Huang, L., Wood, M., Cauffman, S.J. (In press). Evaluating Artificial Social Intelligence in an Urban Search and Rescue Task Environment. Nikolos Gurney and Gita Sukthankar (eds.). Computational Theory of Mind for Human-Machine Teams. Switzerland: Springer Nature.

  2. Jackson, C. D., Qi, D., Johansson, A., Wiese, E. E., Salter, W. J., Stelzer, E. M., De, S., Freeman, J. (In press). Distributed Debriefing for Simulation-Based Training. In Dennis A. Vincenzi, John A. Wise, Mustapha Mouloua, Peter A. Hancock (eds.) Human Factors in Simulation and Training. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group.

  3. Freeman, Jared and Zachary, Wayne. (2019). Intelligent Tutoring for Military Team Training: Lessons learned from US military research; Part 3: Adaptive Team Training Applications. In Bob Sottilare, Ed Salas, Shawn Burke, Anne Sinatra, and Joan Johnston (Eds.), Building Intelligent Tutoring Systems for Teams: What Matters. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing.

  4. Orvis, K., Freeman, J.T, Beaubien, J.M., Burford, C.W., Johnston, J., Reinerman-Jones, L., Teo, G. (2017). Toward Systematic Assessment of Human Performance Interventions in the U.S. Army: An Assessment Process Framework. Design Recommendations for Intelligent Tutoring Systems. Orlando, FL: U.S. Army Research. Laboratory.

  5. Levchuk, G., Shebilske, W., and Freeman, J. (2012). A model-driven instructional strategy: The benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST). In P. J. Durlach & A. M. Lesgold (Eds.) Adaptive Technologies for Training and Education. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

  6. MacMillan, J., Stacy, W., and Freeman, J. (2011). The Design of Synthetic Experiences for Effective Training: Challenges for DMO. Tampa, FL: Taylor & Francis.

  7. Freeman, J., Stacy, W. Olivares, O. (2009). Assessment for Learning and Development in Virtual Environments. Schmorrow, D., Cohn, J., & Nicholson, D. (Eds.), The PSI handbook of virtual environments for training and education: Developments for the military and beyond. Westport, CT: Praeger Security International.

  8. Geyer, A., Freeman, J., Nicholson, D., Fedopiastis, C., Luu, P., & Cohn, J. (2009). Neurally driven adaptive decision aids. In D.D. Schmorrow et al. (Eds.), Augmented Cognition, HCII, LNAI 5638, pp. 30–34.

  9. Shebilske, W., Levchuk, G., and Freeman, J. (2009). A team training paradigm for better combat identification. In Dee Andrews, Robert Herz, and Mark Wolf (eds.) Human Factors Issues in Combat Identification. Ashgate, Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom.

  10. Hess, Kathleen P.; Freeman, Jared; and Coovert, Michael. (2008). CENTER: Critical thinking in Team Decision Making. In Letsky, M. and Warner, N. (eds,) Macrocognition in Teams: Theories and Methodologies. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, Gower House, Croft Road, Aldershot, Hants, GU11 3HR, U.K.

  11. Weil, Shawn A.; Foster, Pacey; Freeman, Jared; Carley, Kathleen; Diesner, Jana; Franz, Terrill; Cooke, Nancy; Shope, Steve; and Gorman, Jamie. (2008). Converging approaches to automated communications-based assessment of team situation awareness. In Letsky, M. and Warner, N. (eds,) Macrocognition in Teams: Theories and Methodologies. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, Gower House, Croft Road, Aldershot, Hants, GU11 3HR, U.K.

  12. Wiese, E.E., Freeman, J., Salter, W.J., Stelzer, E.M., Jackson, C. (2008). Distributed After Action Review for Simulation-Based Training. (Vincenzi, D.A., Wise, J.A., Mustapha, M., and Hancock, P.A., Eds.) Human Factors in Simulation and Training. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

  13. Shebilske, Wayne; Gildea, Kevin; Freeman, Jared; Levchuk, Georgiy. (2006). A benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST) and dynamic systems theory. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting Proceedings, Training , pp. 2649-2653(5).

  14. Weil, S.A., Freeman, J., MacMillan, J., Jackson, C., Mauer, E., and Paterson, M. (2006). Designing a Multi-Vehicle Control System: System Design, Team Composition, and User Interaction. Cooke, N.J., Pringle, H., Pedersen, H., and Connor, H. (Eds). Advances in Human Performance and Cognitive Engineering Research: Human Factors of Remotely Piloted Vehicles. New York , NY: JAI Press.

  15. Freeman, J., Haimson, C., Diedrich., Paley, M., (2005). Training teamwork with synthetic teams. Clint Bowers, Eduardo Salas, and Florian Jentsch (eds.), Creating High-Tech Teams: Practical Guidance on Work Performance and Technology. Washington, DC: APA Press.

  16. MacMillan, J., Paley, M.J., Levchuk, Y.N., Entin, E.E., Serfaty, D., and Freeman, J.T. (2002). Designing the Best Team for the Task: Optimal Organizational Structures for Military Missions. In Mike McNeese, Ed Salas, and Mica Endsley (editors), New Trends in Cooperative Activities: System Dynamics in Complex Settings. San Diego, CA: Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Press.

  17. Cohen, M.S., Freeman, J.T. and Thompson, B.T. (1998). Critical Thinking Skills in Tactical Decision Making: A Model and a Training Method. (Canon-Bowers, J. and E. Salas, eds.), Decision-Making Under Stress: Implications for Training and Simulation. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association Publications.

  18. Cohen, Marvin S. and Freeman, Jared T. Improving critical thinking. In Flin, R., Salas, E., Strub, M., and Martin, L. (Eds.), Decision Making Under Stress: Emerging Themes and Applications. Ashgate,1997.

  19. Cohen, Marvin S., Freeman, Jared T. and Thompson, Bryan B. (1996). Training the naturalistic decision maker. In Caroline Zsambok and Gary Klein (eds.), Naturalistic Decision Making. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

  20. Freeman, J.T., Riedl, T.R., and Ward, R. (1994). System Debugging: A Broad Perspective. The Wiley Encyclopedia of Software Engineering. NY: Wiley.


Conference Proceedings

  1. Freeman, J., Huang, L., Wood, M., Cauffman, S. (2021). Evaluating Artificial Social Intelligence in an Urban Search and Rescue Task Environment. Proceedings of the AAAI 2021 Fall Symposium, 4-6 Nov 2021. Slides.

  2. Beaubien, J., Tolland, M., and Freeman, J. (2020). Performance Measurement Applications and Associated Data Requirements for LVC Training. Proceedings of the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference.

  3. Freeman, J., Watz, E., and Bennett, W. (2020). Assessing & Selecting AI Pilots for Tactical and Training Skill. Proceedings of the 2020 NATO Modelling & Simulation Group (NMSG) Symposium. Virtual event. 22-23 October 2020. Slides available here.

  4. Freeman, J., Watz, E., and Bennett, W. Jr. (2019). A testbed for developing & evaluating AI pilots. Proceedings of ITEC 2019. 14-16 May 2019. Stockholmassan, Sweden.

  5. Freeman, J., Watz, E., and Bennett, W. Jr. (2019). Adaptive agents for adaptive tactical training: The state of the art and emerging requirements. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Adaptive Instructional Systems. 26-31 July 2019. Orlando, FL.

  6. Schurr N., Fouse A., Freeman J., Serfaty D. (2019) Crossing the Uncanny Valley of Human-System Teaming. In Karwowski W., Ahram T. (eds) Intelligent Human Systems Integration 2019. IHSI 2019. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 903. Springer, Cham.

  7. Johnson, W.L., Lindsay, B., Naber, A., Carlin, A., Freeman, J. (2018). Initial evaluations of adaptive training technology for language and culture. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2018, Orlando, FL.

  8. Carlin, A., Freeman, J., Ward, D. (2016). Representation, selection, and scheduling of training in a lifelong learning context. ModSim 2016.

  9. Carlin, A., Kramer, D., Nucci, C., Oster, E., Freeman, J., Brawner, K. (2016). An adaptive AAR capability for GIFT. Robert Sottilare & Scott Ososky (eds.) Proceedings of the 4th Annual GIFT Users Symposium (GIFTSym4). U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Human Research & Engineering Directorate, Orlando, Florida. ISBN 978-0-9977257-0-4.

  10. Freeman, J., Tolland, M., Priest, H., Walwanis, M., Newton, C., Mooney, J., Bolton, A. (2016). A tactical decision trainer for cross-platform command teams. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2016, Orlando, FL.

  11. Johnson, W.L., Carlin, A., Freeman, J. (2016). Adaptive training technology for language and culture. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2016, Orlando, FL.

  12. Dean, C., Puglisi, M., and Freeman, J. (2015). Supporting Unit Training Management Through Mobile Performance Assessment Tools. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2015, Orlando, FL

  13. Eslami, M., Freeman, J., and Pappada, S. (2015). Scheduling Training to Manage Acquisition & Decay. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2015, Orlando, FL.

  14. Freeman, J., Nicholson, D., Squire, P., and Bolton, A. (2015). Data Analytics & Tools for Agile Training & Readiness Assessment. I/ITSEC 2014, Orlando, FL.

  15. Carlin, Alan; Dumond, Danielle; Freeman, Jared; Dean, Courtney. (2013). Higher Automated Learning through Principal Component Analysis and Markov Models. Artificial Intelligence in Education 2013, Memphis, TN.

  16. Pappada, S., Geyer, A., Durkee, K., Freeman, J., & Cohn, J. (2013). Modeling Operational Workload for Adaptive Aiding In Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Operations. Proceedings of the 84th Annual Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) Scientific Meeting, Chicago, IL.

  17. Balasingam, B., Willett, P., Levchuk, G., Freeman, J. (2012). Exploratory joint and separate tracking of geographically related time series. Proc. SPIE 8393, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 2012, 83930M (May 1, 2012).

  18. Levchuk, G.; Roberts, J.; and Freeman, J. (2012). Learning and detecting patterns in multi-attributed network data. The AAAI Fall Symposium 2012 on Social Networks and Social Contagion. Nov 2-4, Arlington, VA.

  19. Freeman, et al. (2011). Understanding Assessment and Decision-Making in an Ill-Defined Domain. Naturalistic Decision Making. Orlando, FL.

  20. Freeman, J., Walker, A., Puglisi, M., Geyer, A., Marceau, R., and Marc, Y. (2011). Cognitive and perceptual skills involved in Combat Hunter expertise: Exploratory evidence for a new training framework. Orlando, FL, I/ITSEC 2011.

  21. MacMillan, J., Zacharias, G., Freeman, J., Bullock, B. (Accepted). Strategic Roadmap for Human Social, Cultural, and Behavioral Science and Technology. HSCB Focus 2011, 8-10 February 2011, Chantilly, VA.

  22. McCormack, R., Yohai, I., Duchon, A., Freeman, J., Skarin, B., Pfautz, S., Salter, W. (2011). Assessing opinion change through the integration of agent-basedmodels and natural language processing. HSCB Focus 2011, 8-10 February 2011, Chantilly, VA.

  23. McDowell, P., Johnson, R.E., Freeman, J., Roberts, M., and Horn, Z. (2011). Building a game to educate senior officers in counter-piracy. Orlando, FL, I/ITSEC 2011.

  24. Riordan, B., Bruni, S., Schurr, N., Freeman, J., Ganberg, G., Cooke, N.J., Rima, N. (2011). Inferring user intent with Bayesian inverse planning: Making sense of multi-Unmanned Aerial Systems mission management. 20th Annual Conference on Behavior Representation in Modeling Simulation, Sundance, UT, March 21-24, 2011.

  25. Bruni, S., Schurr, N., Riordan, B., Freeman, J., et al. (2010). Mixed-Initiative Machine for Instructed Computing (MIMIC). Presented at the DoD HFETAG-63, 3-6 May 2010, Tempe AZ.

  26. Freeman, J., Gallup, S.P., and MacKinnon, D.J. (2009). Human interoperability: Initial theory and research. Proceedings of the Human Behavior-Computational Intelligence Modeling Conference. Oak Ridge, TN, 23-24 June 2009.

  27. Freeman, J., Grande, D., and Serfaty, D. (2009). A model of organizations, systems, and technologies. Proceedings of Delft Cooperation on Intelligent Systems Human Factors Event 2009, 13-14 October, Delft, The Netherlands.

  28. Freeman, J., Stacy, W., Levchuk, G., Colonna-Romano, J., Shebilske, W. (2009). Techniques and technologies for optimizing instructional strategy. Proceedings of the 24th Annual SIOP (Society for Industrial Organizational Psychology) Conference. New Orleans, LA. 2-4 April 2009.

  29. Freeman, J., Stacy, W., MacMillan, J., Carlin, A., and Levchuk, G. (2009). Capturing and Building Adaptive Expertise in Virtual Worlds. Proceedings of Human Computer Interaction International 2009. San Diego, CA, 19-24 July 2009.

  30. Grande, D., Black, J.T., Freeman, J., Sorber, T., and Serfaty, D. (2009). Use of Dynamic Models and Operational Architecture To Solve Complex Navy Staffing Challenges. Proceedings of the MODSIM WORLD 2009, Virginia Beach, VA, 14-16 October 2009. Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mLyb5UT-NveT6D5rpii6B8cFFValrg1g/view

  31. Hutchins, S., MacKinnon, D., Freeman, J., and Gallup, S. (2009). Maritime domain awareness: Assessment of current status. Proceedings of the 14th Annual International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium.

  32. Wiese, E., Freeman, J., Ayers, J., Geyer, A., Stacy, W. (2009). Aiding in assessments: Real-time measurement for adaptive training. Warfighter Enhancement Activities, 3, 1.

  33. Hutchins, S.G., Gallup, S.P., MacKinnon, D., Miller, S., Freeman, J., Grande, D., Dunaway, D., and Poeltler, B. (2008). Enhancing Maritime Domain Awareness. Proceedings of the 13th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposia (ICCRTS 2008), 17-19 June 2008, Seattle, WA.

  34. Grier, R.A., Colonna-Romano, J., Spitz, G., and Freeman, J. (2007). UPDATE: A Usability Analysis Method and Tool. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 51st Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

  35. Levchuk, G.M. , Gildea, K., Freeman, J., and Shebilske, W. A Benchmarked Experiential System for Training (BEST). (2007). Proceedings of the 12th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Newport, RI.

  36. Shebilske, W., Gildea, K., Levchuk, G., and Freeman, J. (2007). Training Experienced Teams for New Experiences. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 51st Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

  37. Winner, J., Cooke, N., Freeman, J., and Goodwin, J., (2007). Designing Commander's Intent to Enhance Adaptability. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 51st Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

  38. Freeman, J., MacMillan, J., Haimson, C., Weil, S., Stacy, W., and Diedrich, F. (2006). From gaming to training. Society for Advanced Learning Technology. Orlando, FL. 8-10 February 2006. 8-10February 2006.

  39. Freeman, J., Weil, S., and Hess, K. (2006). Measuring, monitoring, and managing knowledge in command and control organizations. Human Factors and Medicine Panel Workshop. United States Military Academy, West Point, NY.

  40. Linegang, M., and Freeman, J. (2006). Evaluating intelligent systems for complex socio-technical problems: Seeking wicked methods. Proceedings of Performance Measurement for Intelligent Systems. August 21 - 23, 2006, Gaithersburg, MD.

  41. Stacy, W., Ayers, J., Freeman, J., Haimson, C. (2006). Representing Human Performance with Human Performance Measurement Language. Proceedings of the Software Interoperability Workshop 2006, Las Vegas, NV.

  42. Weil, S.A., Carley, K.M., Diesner, J., Freeman, J., and Cooke, N.J. (2006). Measuring Situational Awareness through Analysis of Communications: A Preliminary Exercise. Submitted to the Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium 2006, San Diego, CA.

  43. Wiese, Emily E.; Merket, Danielle; Stacy, Webb; Nelson-Walwanis, Melissa; Freeman, Jared; and Aten, Tom. (2006). Enhancing distributed debriefs with performance measurement objects. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2006, Orlando, FL.

  44. Bergondy-Wilhelm, M., Johnston, J., and Freeman, J. (2005). Research to Support Training Distributed Tactical Aviation Teams. International Symposium on Aviation Psychology. 19-21 April 2005. Oklahoma City, OK.

  45. Diedrich, F.J., Freeman, J., Entin, E.E., and Macmillan, J. (2005). Modeling, measuring, and improving cognition at the team level. Proceedings of Augmented Cognition 2005, Las Vegas, NV.

  46. Freeman, J., Leclerc, J., and Richardson, A.X. A diagnostic assessment and training system for maintenance technicians. (2005). Human Systems Integration Symposium 2005.

  47. Freeman, J., MacMillan, J., Haimson, C., Weil, S., and Diedrich, F. (2005). Systems, studies, and strategies in game-based learning. Proceedings of Training and Simulation International. 22-24 March, 2005. Maastricht, Netherlands. 2-24March205

  48. Lampton, D.R., Cohn, J.V., Endsley, M.R., Freeman, J., Gately, M.T., Martin, G.A.,(2005).Measuring Situation Awareness for Dismounted Infantry Squads. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 49th Annual Meeting.

  49. Salter, W.J., Hoch, S., and Freeman, J. (2005). Human Factors Challenges in After- Action Reviews in Distributed Simulation-Based Training. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 49th Annual Meeting.

  50. Stacy, W., Merket, D., Freeman, J., Wiese, E., Jackson, C. (2005). A Language for Rapidly Creating Performance Measures in Simulators. Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference.

  51. Weise, E. and Freeman, J. (2005). Reliable, Valid, and Affordable Measurement in Distributed Simulation. Human Factors Engineering Technical Advisory Group Workshop. Panama City, FL., 23-26 May 2005.

  52. Bell, B., Johnston, J., Freeman, J., and Rody, F. (2004). STRATA: DARWARS for Deployable, On-Demand Aircrew Training. Proceedings of the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference. (6-9 December, 2004, Orlando, FL).

  53. Freeman, J., Haimson, C. (2004). The analyst's analyst. Friends of the Intelligence Community 21-23 Jan 2004 NIST, Gaithersburg, MD.

  54. Freeman, J., Salter, W., and Hoch, S. (2004). The users and functions of debriefing in simulation-based team training. Proceedings of the 2004 Conference of the Human Factors and Ergonomic Society, New Orleans, LA.

  55. Freeman, J., Salter, W.J., and Hoch, S. (2004). Required functions and recommended features of distributed debriefing systems. Human Factors and Ergonomics Technical Advisory Group, Alexandria, VA. 2 Nov. 2004.

  56. Haimson, C. and Freeman, J. (2004). The Analyst's Analyst: An assessment and training system for intelligence organizations. Proceedings of HPSAA, Daytona Beach, FL.

  57. Lackey, S.J., Merket, D.M., Stacy, W., and Freeman, J. (2004). Intelligent training support tools: technology for the future. Proceedings of the 2004Conference of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).

  58. Stacy, W., Freeman, J., Lackey, S., and Merket, D. (2004). Enhancing Simulation-Based Training with Performance Measurement Objects. Proceedings of the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference. (6-9 December, Orlando, FL).

  59. Christ, R. E., Bittner, A. C., Jr Freeman, J. T., Jr Archer, R., Jr Klein, G., Jr & Dyer, J. L.Jr (2003 October) Training Rapid Decision-Making Processes Required by the Dismounted Objective Force Leader. Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 47 (19), 2024-2026. doi:10.1177/154193120304701901

  60. Freeman, J. and Hess, K. (2003). Collaborative critical thinking. Proceedings of the 8th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Washington, DC.

  61. Freeman, J., Diedrich, F.J., Haimson, C., Diller, D.E., and Roberts, B. (2003). Behavioral representations for training tactical communication skills. Proceedings of the 12th Conference on Behavior Representation in Modeling and Simulation. Scottsdale, AZ.

  62. Johnston, J.H., Serfaty, D., and Freeman, J.(2003). Performance measurement for diagnosing and debriefing distributed command and control teams. Proceedings of the 8thInternational Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Washington, DC.

  63. Linegang, M., Haimson, C., Freeman, J., and MacMillan, J. (2003). Human Control in Mixed-Initiative Systems: Lessons from the MICA-SHARC Program. Proceedings of the 2003 IEEE International conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics. Washington, DC.

  64. Freeman, J. and MacMillan, J. (2002). Mixed-initiative control of robotic systems. Proceedings of the 7th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Monterey, CA.

  65. Freeman, J. and Serfaty, D. (2002). Team critical thinking. Proceedings of the 7th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Monterey, CA.

  66. Freeman, J., and Paluska, J. (2002). Training with Synthetic Agents: An Instructional Conops. Proceedings of the 11th Annual Conference on Computer Generated Forces, Orlando, FL.

  67. Freeman, J.T., Pharmer, J.A., Lorenzen, C., Santoro, T.P., and Kieras, D. (2002). Complementary methods of modeling team performance. Proceedings of the 7th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium. Monterey, CA.

  68. Freeman, Jared. (2002). I've got synthers. Who could ask for anything more? Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Baltimore, MD.

  69. Freeman, J., and Serfaty, D., (2002). Team Critical Thinking: Foundations & Research Directions. Proceedings of the ONR TC3 Workshop, Cognitive Elements of Effective Collaboration, 15-17 Jan 2002, San Diego, CA. U.S.

  70. Freeman, J.T., and Paley, M.J. (2001). A systematic approach to developing system design recommendations. Proceedings of the 45th Annual Conference of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Minneapolis, MN.

  71. Pharmer, J.A., Freeman, J.T., Scott-Nash, S., Santoro, T.P., and Kieras, D. (2001). Complementary methods of modeling team performance. Proceedings of the 45th Annual Conference of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Minneapolis, MN.

  72. Freeman, J.T., Campbell, G.E., and Hildebrand, G. (2000). Measuring the Impact of Advanced Technologies and Reorganization on Human Performance in a Combat Information Center. Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.

  73. Poirier, J., MacMillan, J., Hess, K., Freeman, J., and Serfaty, D. (2000). Conceptual Description: The Sophisticated Automatic Policy-Generation Executor (SAGE) Tool. Proceedings of the 2000 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Monterey, CA.

  74. Freeman, J., Cohen, M.S., and Thompson, B.T. (1999). Opportunities for Improving Decision-Making in the Cockpit American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 37th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting 11-14 January, 1999.

  75. Freeman, J.T., Thompson, B.T., and Cohen, M.S. (1999). Modeling and Diagnosing Domain Knowledge using Latent Semantic Indexing. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Houston, TX.

  76. Cohen, M.S., Parasuraman, R., and Freeman, J.T. (1998). Trust in decision aids: A model and its training implications. Proceedings of the 1998 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Monterey, CA.

  77. Freeman, J., Cohen, M.S., and Thompson, B.T. (1998). Effects of Decision Support Technology and Training on Tactical Decision Making. Proceedings of the 1998 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Monterey, CA

  78. Freeman, J., Cohen, M.S., and Thompson, B.T. (1998). Time-Stressed Decision-Making in the Cockpit. Proceedings of the Association for Information Systems 1998 Americas Conference, Baltimore, MD.

  79. Cohen, M., Freeman, J., and Bergondy, M. (1997). What Knowledge is Shared? Training Trust in Distributed Decision Making. Proceedings of the Second Annual Symposium and Exhibition on Situational Awareness in the Tactical Air Environment. Patuxent River, MD. (June 3 & 4, 1997). Also available at DTIC here.

  80. Cohen, Marvin S. and Freeman, Jared T. (1997). Improving critical thinking. Proceedings of the 1997 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Washington, D.C.

  81. Cohen, Marvin S., Freeman, Jared T. and Thompson, Bryan T. (1997). Integrated critical thinking training and decision support for tactical anti-air warfare. Proceedings of the 1997 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Washington, D.C.

  82. Freeman, J., Cohen, M., Serfaty, D. and Thompson, B. (1997). Beyond pattern recognition: Improving situation assessment by training critical thinking skills. Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Symposium on Situational Awareness in the Tactical Air Environment. Patuxent River, MD.

  83. Freeman, Jared T., Cohen, Marvin S. and Serfaty, Daniel. (1997). Information Overload in the Digital Army: Simulator-based Training for Prevention, Detection and Cure. Proceedings of the 1997 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Washington, D.C.

  84. Cohen, Marvin S. and Freeman, Jared T. (1996). Thinking naturally about uncertainty. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 40th Annual Meeting. Santa Monica, CA: Human Factors Society.

  85. Freeman, Jared T. and Cohen, Marvin S. (1996). Training for Complex Decision-Making: A Test of Instruction Based on the Recognition / Metacognition Model. Proceedings of the 1996 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, Monterey, California.

  86. Cohen M.S., Freeman, J.T., and Thompson, B.B. (1995), Training metacognitive skills for decision making. Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Aviation Psychology. Columbus, OH.

  87. Thompson, Bryan, Cohen, Marvin S., and Freeman, Jared. (1995). Metacognitive Behavior in Adaptive Agents. Proceedings of the World Congress on Neural Networks (published on CD-ROM).

  88. Freeman, Jared T. and Cohen, Marvin S. (1994). Training metacognitive skills for situation assessment. Proceedings of the 1994 Symposium on Command and Control Research and Decision Aids, Monterey, California.

  89. Freeman, J.T., Riedl, T.R., Weitzenfeld, J.S., and Musa, J. (1991). Instruction for software engineering expertise. In J.E. Tomayko (Ed.), Software Engineering Education: SEI Conference 1991. NY: Springer-Verlag.

  90. Riedl, T.R., Weitzenfeld, J.S., Freeman, J.T., Klein, G.A., and Musa, J. (1991). What we have learned about software engineering expertise. In J.E. Tomayko (Ed.), Software Engineering Education: SEI Conference 1991. NY: Springer-Verlag.

  91. Weitzenfeld, J.S., Klein, G.A., Riedl, T.R., Freeman, J.T., and Musa, J. (1991). Knowledge elicitation for software engineering expertise. In J.E. Tomayko (Ed.), Software Engineering Education: SEI Conference 1991. NY: Springer-Verlag.

  92. Riedl, T.R., Weitzenfeld, J.S., Klein, G.A., and Freeman, J.T. (1990). Application of a knowledge elicitation method to software debugging expertise. ATandT: Proceedings of Behavioral Sciences Days '90.

  93. Weitzenfeld, J.S., Freeman, J.T., Riedl, T.R., and Klein, G.A., (1990). The critical decision method (CDM): A knowledge-mapping technique. ATandT: Proceedings of Behavioral Sciences Days '90.


Conference Panels, Presentations, and Posters

  1. Dubrow, S., Wood, M., & Freeman, J. (2021). Utilizing social network analysis for innovation enterprises. In E. Torres (Co-Chair) & C. Maupin (Co-Chair), Research Incubator: IGNITE-ing Multiteam Systems Research. Paper to be asynchronously presented at the 15th Annual Conference of the Interdisciplinary Network for Group Research. (Virtual conference due to COVID-19). (Slides here)

  2. Fiore, S., Bracken, B., Demir, M., Freeman, J., Lewis, D. (2020). Transdisciplinary Team Research to Develop Theory of Mind in Human-AI Teams. HFES 2020. Panel presentation at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. October 5-9, 2020. Slides.

  3. Freeman, Jared. (2020). Test & Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy. Panel presentation at 37th International Test and Evaluation Symposium. Virtual event. September 17, 2020.

  4. Freeman, J. (2019). Human-System Integrations: Stories & Lessons for Test & Analysis. Keynote presentation to DATAWorks 2019: Defense and Aerospace Test and Analysis (DATA) Workshop, 9-11 April 2019. Springfield, VA.

  5. Freeman, J., Watz, E., and Bennett, W. (2019). Technologies & Agent Architectures for The Future of Training. Presented at DSEI 2019, UK.

  6. Bennett, W., Freeman, J., (2017). Agents from the future. Proceedings of I/ITSEC 2017, Orlando, FL.

  7. Freeman, J. (2017). Cyberpsychology: Panel Discussion. 2017 CASE Workshop on Cyberpsychology, 7-8 June 2017, Norfolk, VA: Norfolk State University.

  8. Freeman, J. (2017). RESIST-EM: Training Supervisors to Detect Insider Threats to Cyber Systems. 2017 CASE Workshop on Cyberpsychology, 7-8 June 2017, Norfolk, VA: Norfolk State University.

  9. Freeman, J. & Carlin, A. (2017). Measuring & Enhancing Human Performance. Lecture 7 June 2017 to Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA.

  10. Freeman, J., and Spruill, J., (2017). Applying Data Science to Manage Readiness, Careers, and Learning. Presentation at a meeting of the Navy Live Virtual Constructive Working Group, Patuxent River, MD, 25 April 2017.

  11. Cohn, J., Stacy, W., & Freeman, J. (2016). Linking the neurobiology of risk perception to behavior: laying the founation for enhancing decision making performance. Panel abstract in the proceedings of Aerospace Medical Association 2016.

  12. Freeman, J. (2016). Using adaptive training systems to optimize learning. Panel presentation at S&T for Blended, Adaptive Language Culture Training Symposium, October 18 –19, 2016, Arlington, VA.

  13. Bruni, Sylvain; Carlin, Alan; Colonna-Romano, JCR; Freeman, Jared; Ortiz, Andres; Saffell, Tiffany; Stacy, Webb; Saffold, Jay; Marshall, Henry. (2013). A Mixed-initiative Approach to Improving Design, User Experience of Experimental Design. UXPA 2013 (User Experience Professionals Association), Washington, DC, July 9-12, 2013.

  14. Grande, D.E., Freeman, J., Carlin, A., Weil, W., Sorber, T., and Black, T. (2010). Modeling the structure and adaptation of dynamic organizations. Poster presented at the INFORMS Annual Meeting, 7-10 November, 2010, Austin, TX.

  15. Hoffman, R., Fiore, S., Andrews, D., Goldberg, S., Andre, T., Freeman, J., Fletcher, J., Klein, G. (2010). Accelerated learning: prospects, issues, and applications. Panel at Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 54th Annual Meeting, San Franciso, CA, 27 Sept - 1 Oct 2010.

  16. Freeman, J., MacMillan, J., Levchuk, G., Grande, D., Skarin, B., Paley, M. (2009) Computational models of social systems: red, green, & blue. West Point Global Leadership Conference. West Point, NY. March 25-27, 2009.

  17. Freeman, J., Stacy, W., Levchuk, G., and Colonna-Romano, J. (2009). Adapting training objectives & environments to improve learning. Army Research Institute Workshop on Adaptive Training Technologies. Charleston, SC. March 4-6, 2009.

  18. Freeman, J., Levchuk, G., Stacy, W., Levchuk, Y., and Sidman, J. (2008). Accelerated Learning: Creating Rapid and Enduring Expertise. Accelerated Learning Workshop, 22-23 July 2008, Alexandria, VA. .

  19. Shebilske, W., Levchuk, G., and Freeman, J. (2008). A team training paradigm for better combat identification. Presented at Human Factors in Combat Identification, Scottsdale, Apache Junction, AZ.

  20. Winner, J.L., Cooke, N.J., Freeman, J., Sager, L., Goodwin, G.F. (2008). Rank order procedure: measuring the shared interpretation of commanders intent. Presented at the 2008 Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Boston, MA

  21. Otsby, D., Freeman, J., Weathers, F., Schmorrow, D., and Cohn, J. (2007). Using advanced neurocognitive techniques to ensure Warfighter resilience: Establishing Cognitive Resilience Profile through the use of a Virtual Reality Tool. Poster presented at the 2007 Conference of the Association of Military Surgeons of the U.S., Salt Lake City, Utah.

  22. Stacy, W., MacMillan, J., Freeman, J., and Wiese, E. (2006). Where Are the Instructor and the Trainee in Simulator-based Training Scenarios? Panel at Behavioral Representations in Modeling and Simulation, 2006. Baltimore, MD.

  23. Cohn, J., Milham, L., Stanney, K., Hale, K., Freeman, J., Schaffer, R., Switzer, F., Muth, E., Hoover, A., Stripling, R., and Schmorrow, D. (2005). Assessing and enhancing team training technologies: From the lab to the field. Panel presentation in Proceedings of the 49th Annual Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Meeting. Orlando, FL, September 26-30, 2005.

  24. Coovert, M. D., Freeman, J., Hess, K., Willis, T. J., Gray, A. A., Stilson, F. R., Prewett, M., and Klein, R. (2005, October). Factors influencing collaborative critical thinking in teams. Presentation at the annual meeting of the Society for Multivariate Experimental Psychology, Lake Tahoe, NV.

  25. Haimson, C., Freeman, J., Wilson, C., and Richardson, A. (2005). An assessment and training system for imagery analysis and reporting. In Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference of Intelligence Analysis, MacLean, VA.

  26. Johnston, J.H., Radtke, P.H., Salter, W., and Freeman, J. (2005). A Human Systems Integration Method for Validating Team Performance Assessment within a Simulation- Based Training System. Panel at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 49th Annual Meeting.

  27. Prewett, M. S., Willis, T. J., Gray, A. A., Klein, R., and Freeman, J. (2005, May). Critical Thinking Training for Collaborative Computer Simulated Tasks. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Society, Los Angeles, CA.

  28. Freeman, J., Johnston, J.H., Shurig, I., Castillo, A.,and Meliza, L. (2003). Requirements for Intelligent Agents in Debriefing Systems. Panel presentation in Proceedings of the12th Conference on Behavior Representation in Modeling and Simulation. Scottsdale, AZ.

  29. Levchuk, Y. and Freeman, J. (June 12, 2001). An Algorithmic Approach to Optimizing Teams. Military Operations Research Society Symposium, Annapolis, MD.

  30. Freeman, Jared T. and Black, John B. (April,1994). Evaluation of a cognitive task analysis methodology in a study of educational administration. Presentation to the 1994 annual conference of the American Educational Research Association, New Orleans, Louisiana.

  31. Freeman, Jared. (1994). A Generic, Graphical Decision Aid for Students of Taxonomic Domains. Presented at the 1994 annual conference of the American Educational Research Association.

  32. Freeman, J., Guillen, J. (1993). Formative evaluation of a generic decision aid for classroom use. Presentation to the 1993 annual meeting of The American Educational Research Association, Atlanta, Georgia.

  33. Freeman, J., Weitzenfeld, J., Klein, G., Riedl, T., and Musa, J. (1991). A Knowledge Elicitation Technique for Educational Development: The Critical Decision Method. Presentation at the 1991 Annual Conference of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL.


Other Publications

  1. Serfaty, D., Freeman, J., Fouse, A. (2020). The marriage of human intelligence and artificial intelligence. MindWorks Podcast. November 2020. Available on Apple (http://ow.ly/R4Bv50D6raZ), Spotify (http://ow.ly/lSta50D6rb0), Buzzsprout (http://ow.ly/XXXC50DiGAv).

  2. Freeman, J., Greenberg, J. (2018, December). AI objectors can still contribute to nation's defense. National Defense, 24-25.

  3. Puglisi, M., Geyer, A., Walker, A., Freeman, J., Marceau, R., and Mark, Y. (2012). Building experts in the corps: Using training, knowledge, perception, and reasoning. Marine Corps Gazette. June, 2012.

  4. MacMillan, J., Freeman, J., Stacy, W., Wiese, E., Ayers, J., & Geyer, A. (2011). Adaptive training in virtual environments. Warfighter Enhancement Activities, 3, 12.

  5. MacMillan, J., Freeman, J., Stacy, W., Wiese, E., Ayers, J., and Geyer, A. (2009). Aiding in assessments. WEPONewsletter. Orlando, University of Central Florida. Special Edition, November 2009.

  6. Richardson, A.X., Haimson, C., LeClerc, J., and Freeman, J. (2005). Scenario-Based Training Tools for the Distributed Common Ground System. AFRL Technology Horizons. Dec 2005.

  7. Freeman, Jared T. (1992, July). Conference review: Empirical studies of programmers, Fourth workshop. SIGCHI Bulletin, 24(3), 18-23.

  8. Freeman, Jared T. and Grant, David M. (1988, Winter). Designing mailing list systems for public relations. Public Relations Quarterly, pgs. 5-9.

  9. Freeman, J. and Meltzer, R.. (1983 January/February). Researchers use graphics modeling to search for new miracle drugs. Computer Graphics News.

  10. Freeman, Jared. (1983, September/October). Apple's Lisa: Designed with the user in mind. Computer Graphics News.

  11. Freeman, Jared. (1983, September/October). Screen designers explore better displays for users. Computer Graphics News.

  12. Meltzer, R. and Freeman, J. (1983, September/October). Bubbleman. Computer Graphics News.

  13. Freeman, Jared T. (1982, January/February). On-the-job training. Historic Preservation, pgs. 44-49.

  14. Institute for Urban Design. (1982). Education for Urban Design. Purchase, N.Y. (Contributing editor.)

  15. Freeman, Jared T. (1981, July). Solar In The City. Metropolis.


Technical Reports (selected)

  1. Freeman, J., Gallup, S., MacKinnon, D., and Hutchins, S. (2008). Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Workflow Model Status Report. Naval Postgraduate School, Technical Report, NPS IS-08-002, Monterey, CA. 1 March 2008.

  2. Freeman, J., Heacox, N., and MacKinnon, D. (2008). Naval Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Process Engineering Workshop 15-17 January 2008 Summary Report. Naval Postgraduate School, Technical Report, NPS-IS-08-006, Monterey, CA.

  3. Gallup, S., Freeman, J., et al. (2008). Human Interoperability: Experimentation to Understand & Improve the Human Component of Complex Systems.

  4. Schacher, G., Meyer, W.e., and Freeman, J. (2008). MDA Program Test Structure and FIRE Implementation.

  5. MacKinnon, D.J., Hutchins, S.G., Schacher, G.E., Meyer, W.E., and Freeman, J. (2008). Maritime Domain Awareness: FY08 Assessment Report

  6. Levchuk, G., Shebilske, W., and Freeman, J. (2007). A model-driven instructional strategy: The benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST).

  7. Freeman, J., Diedrich, F., and Ayers, J. (2006). STRATA: Observer-based Measurement Agent Research Support.

  8. Littleton, E., and Freeman, J. (2003). Predicting Rapid Decision-Making Processes Required by the Dismounted Objective Force Warrior

  9. Freeman, J., and Serfaty, D. (2002). Team Collaboration for Command and Control: A Critical Thinking Model

  10. Richardson, J., Freeman, J., et al. (2000). Intuitive policy specification for optimized flow of asynchronous C3I transmission in operations (IPSO FACTO)

  11. Freeman, J.T., Cohen, M.S., Serfaty, D., Thompson, B., and Bresnick, T. (1997). Training in information management for army brigade and battalion staff: methods and preliminary findings. Volume 1073 of Technical report. U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences.

  12. Freeman, J., and Cohen, M. (1997). Methods for Training Cognitive Skills in Battlefield Situation Assessment.

  13. Cohen, M., Freeman, J., et al. (1997). Rapid Capturing of Battlefield Mental Models

  14. Cohen, M., Thompson, B., and Freeman, J. (1997). Cognitive aspects of automated target recognition interface design: an experimental analysis.

  15. Cohen, M., Freeman, J., et al. (1996). Training Critical Thinking Skills for Battlefield Situation Assessment: An Experimental Test.

  16. Cohen, M.S., Freeman, J.T., Fallesen, J.J., Marvin, F.F., and Bresnick, T.A. (1996). Training Critical Thinking Skills for Battlefield Situation Assessment: An Experimental Test. Volume 1050 of Technical report. U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences.

Patents

  1. Levchuk, G., Freeman, J., Shebilske, W. (2020). Probabilistic Decision Making System and Method of Use. (Also available here at the USPTO).

  2. Dynamic Process Modeling Assembly and Method of Use (Patent Application).


Compositions

  1. Freeman, J. Each Note, One Death. (2020). Available as MP3, Midi, ABC notation, and score.


Unpublished Works

  1. Freeman, J. and Black, J. (Unpublished). Software debugging as a socially situated activity.

  2. Freeman, J., Black, J., and Riedl, T. (Unpublished manuscript). Social aspects of debugging: The implications for tool design.

  3. Freeman, Jared T. (Unpublished manuscript). A graphical decision aid to enhance job training and performance.

  4. Freeman, Jared T. (1993). The Organization and Character of Programmers' Knowledge Concerning Software Bugs. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Columbia University, New York City.