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Main Author: Rottman, Clara Thoren
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ352288
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author Rottman, Clara Thoren
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Rottman, Clara Thoren
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contents How Video Is Reshaping Learning and the Learner. Rottman, Clara Thoren Change Agents Elementary Secondary Education Film Libraries Information Utilization Interactive Video School Business Relationship Video Equipment Videodisks Video technology is a major teaching tool in reshaping knowledge during the information revolution. Lincoln, Nebraska, public schools formed a television network in 1967 in cooperation with local business. By 1979, library media specialists were supervising use of videotape recorders. Videodisks have brought glimpses of change possibilities through interactive video. (CJH)
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publishDate 1987
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spellingShingle How Video Is Reshaping Learning and the Learner.
Rottman, Clara Thoren
Change Agents
Elementary Secondary Education
Film Libraries
Information Utilization
Interactive Video
School Business Relationship
Video Equipment
Videodisks
How Video Is Reshaping Learning and the Learner. Rottman, Clara Thoren Change Agents Elementary Secondary Education Film Libraries Information Utilization Interactive Video School Business Relationship Video Equipment Videodisks Video technology is a major teaching tool in reshaping knowledge during the information revolution. Lincoln, Nebraska, public schools formed a television network in 1967 in cooperation with local business. By 1979, library media specialists were supervising use of videotape recorders. Videodisks have brought glimpses of change possibilities through interactive video. (CJH)
title How Video Is Reshaping Learning and the Learner.
topic Change Agents
Elementary Secondary Education
Film Libraries
Information Utilization
Interactive Video
School Business Relationship
Video Equipment
Videodisks
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ352288