Broadcasting in Education / An Evaluation

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Bates A.W

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TextPublication details: Constable, 1984Edition: 1stDescription: 274ISBN:

9463680

Summary: The extremely wide range of purposes, target groups and contexts for which broadcasting has been used both in the formal and non-formal education sectors and its heavy use in British schools. Preface, Setting the Scene, Formal Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Schools Broadcasting: An End of Term Report, Non-Formal Basic Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Getting it Right: Helping the Disadvantaged, Continuing and Distance Higher Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Getting it Right: Continuing and Higher Education, Broadcasters and Professionalism and Educational Effectiveness, The Impact of New Technology on Educational Broadcasting, The Future of Educational Broadcasting, Appendix, Bibliography, Index.

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The extremely wide range of purposes, target groups and contexts for which broadcasting has been used both in the formal and non-formal education sectors and its heavy use in British schools. Preface, Setting the Scene, Formal Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Schools Broadcasting: An End of Term Report, Non-Formal Basic Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Getting it Right: Helping the Disadvantaged, Continuing and Distance Higher Education: Strategic Roles for Broadcasting, Getting it Right: Continuing and Higher Education, Broadcasters and Professionalism and Educational Effectiveness, The Impact of New Technology on Educational Broadcasting, The Future of Educational Broadcasting, Appendix, Bibliography, Index.

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