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Hall, Karen; Palmatier, Larry L. – Educational Technology, 1976
A look at some features of radio and an analysis of the value of the medium to the present American classroom. (HB)
Descriptors: Educational Media, Educational Radio, Teaching Methods
Ohliger, John F. – Educational Technology, 1971
Descriptors: Adult Education, Bibliographies, Educational Radio, Educational Television
Berkman, Dave – Educational Technology, 1992
Discussion of the relationship between education and broadcasting in the United States focuses on a historical review of periodical literature published between 1919 and 1924 relating to the educational use of radio, and literature published between 1937 and 1974 relating to the educational use of television. (35 references) (LRW)
Descriptors: Educational Radio, Educational Television, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
Tiene, Drew; Urakawa, Tomoji – Educational Technology, 1985
Discusses origins, structure, objectives, and implications for U.S. schools of ZEMPOREN, the All Japan Teachers' Federation Studying the Use of Radio and Television in Education, which promotes effective use of classroom broadcasting through a published journal, research, conventions, and by acting as liaison between the educational network and…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Classroom Techniques, Communication (Thought Transfer), Educational Radio
Gray, Robert A. – Educational Technology, 1988
Examines the potential for using educational technology in distance education in developing countries as well as in established programs. The British Open University is discussed, and technology described includes television, cable, videodisc, satellites, teletext, videotext, computers, and radio. Future trends in the field are also discussed. (15…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Communications Satellites, Computer Assisted Instruction, Developed Nations
