The establishment of the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) in 1985 has been a milestone in the growth of higher education in India. A very special feature of the University is that a composite of several instructional methods in practice are aimed at giving effective support to distance learners. Self-instructional print materials are…

A discussion of the problem of FM radio assignments and the consequences for public radio. (HB)

Rural Australian children receive their lessons by two-way radio, audiovisual aids, and correspondence work. (STS)

An expose on University Radio Abertawe, the radio station in the University College of Swansea. (Author)

A brief review of the instructional aids currently or soon to be in use in Finland. (LS)

A report on a project which uses modern technology in its attempt to reach and teach the geographically and culturally isolated Indians of British Columbia. (LS)

A "radiovision" broadcast consists of a color filmstrip that schools purchase in advance and project in conjunction with a tape recording they make of a radio broadcast. The problems and possibilities of this British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) technique are examined, with emphasis on radiovision's application to the learning process.…

The Episcopal Church's national communication office commissioned this nationwide survey of their parishes and missions to determine the use of audiovisual media, radio, and television. (Author/STS)

Author describes a new medium of instruction, radiovision, which consists of combining 35mm filmstrip and an integral radio soundtrack. (HB)