LBRIG Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3.

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Main Authors: Garfinkel, Alan, Ed., And Others
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Published: 1976
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contents LBRIG Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3. Garfinkel, Alan, Ed. And Others African Literature Arabic Broadcast Industry Educational Radio Language Instruction Magnetic Tape Cassettes Modern Languages Programing (Broadcast) Radio Second Language Learning Two short articles describe some unusual educational radio programing. A program on African literature is broadcast by the Iowa State University radio station and consists of discussions, talks and readings. Programs are transcribed onto cassettes and kept in the university library. The second article notes that Radio Cairo has produced a textbook series to accompany its "Arabic by Radio" program. The station distributes the books free of charge. Lessons may be heard in English on radio in the U.S. A bibliography section lists a French article on use of radio in language classes and a new book (in preparation) on international short wave broadcasting. (CHK)
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spellingShingle LBRIG Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3.
Garfinkel, Alan, Ed.
And Others
African Literature
Arabic
Broadcast Industry
Educational Radio
Language Instruction
Magnetic Tape Cassettes
Modern Languages
Programing (Broadcast)
Radio
Second Language Learning
LBRIG Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3. Garfinkel, Alan, Ed. And Others African Literature Arabic Broadcast Industry Educational Radio Language Instruction Magnetic Tape Cassettes Modern Languages Programing (Broadcast) Radio Second Language Learning Two short articles describe some unusual educational radio programing. A program on African literature is broadcast by the Iowa State University radio station and consists of discussions, talks and readings. Programs are transcribed onto cassettes and kept in the university library. The second article notes that Radio Cairo has produced a textbook series to accompany its "Arabic by Radio" program. The station distributes the books free of charge. Lessons may be heard in English on radio in the U.S. A bibliography section lists a French article on use of radio in language classes and a new book (in preparation) on international short wave broadcasting. (CHK)
title LBRIG Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3.
topic African Literature
Arabic
Broadcast Industry
Educational Radio
Language Instruction
Magnetic Tape Cassettes
Modern Languages
Programing (Broadcast)
Radio
Second Language Learning
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED126682