The Center for Educational Television.

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Veröffentlicht: 1968
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contents The Center for Educational Television. Audiovisual Centers Audiovisual Instruction Broadcast Television Closed Circuit Television Curriculum Enrichment Developing Nations Educational Television Equipment Utilization Information Dissemination Inservice Teacher Education National Libraries National Programs Networks Resource Centers Telecourses Television Curriculum Videotape Recordings Although 26% of the Philippine national budget is spent on education, serious problems still exist. To update and revitalize the curriculum, to bring efficient teaching to isolated classrooms, and to make available modern audiovisual aids the Center for Educational Television on the campus of Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City broadcasts telelessons for 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, 10 months of the year, to 30,000 Philippine students in 112 schools. The Center supplies training, programing transmission, production, publications, and school coordination services. Three systems of broadcast are used--2500-megahertz, closed-circuit, and open broadcast. The Center plans to establish an instructional television service and, later, a national media service. Other plans include extending coverage to the provinces, a telecourse library, and a tape duplication service. In order to provide the additional service, the Center will buy more equipment, train more personnel and erect a new production service building. (JY)
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spellingShingle The Center for Educational Television.
Audiovisual Centers
Audiovisual Instruction
Broadcast Television
Closed Circuit Television
Curriculum Enrichment
Developing Nations
Educational Television
Equipment Utilization
Information Dissemination
Inservice Teacher Education
National Libraries
National Programs
Networks
Resource Centers
Telecourses
Television Curriculum
Videotape Recordings
The Center for Educational Television. Audiovisual Centers Audiovisual Instruction Broadcast Television Closed Circuit Television Curriculum Enrichment Developing Nations Educational Television Equipment Utilization Information Dissemination Inservice Teacher Education National Libraries National Programs Networks Resource Centers Telecourses Television Curriculum Videotape Recordings Although 26% of the Philippine national budget is spent on education, serious problems still exist. To update and revitalize the curriculum, to bring efficient teaching to isolated classrooms, and to make available modern audiovisual aids the Center for Educational Television on the campus of Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City broadcasts telelessons for 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, 10 months of the year, to 30,000 Philippine students in 112 schools. The Center supplies training, programing transmission, production, publications, and school coordination services. Three systems of broadcast are used--2500-megahertz, closed-circuit, and open broadcast. The Center plans to establish an instructional television service and, later, a national media service. Other plans include extending coverage to the provinces, a telecourse library, and a tape duplication service. In order to provide the additional service, the Center will buy more equipment, train more personnel and erect a new production service building. (JY)
title The Center for Educational Television.
topic Audiovisual Centers
Audiovisual Instruction
Broadcast Television
Closed Circuit Television
Curriculum Enrichment
Developing Nations
Educational Television
Equipment Utilization
Information Dissemination
Inservice Teacher Education
National Libraries
National Programs
Networks
Resource Centers
Telecourses
Television Curriculum
Videotape Recordings
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED030318