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Teleconferencing for Isolated Teachers and Administrators.

Bowman, Norman F. – Programmed Learning and Educational Technology, 1984

Describes the aims, design, and procedures of a project which provided experience with teleconferencing to isolated educators in the Northern Territory of Australia to enable them to judge its advantages, limitations, and potential for alleviating isolation and improving educational services. Issues identified by teachers and administrators are…

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrators, Design, Experimental Programs

Teleconferencing in Education. Evaluation of the Charlton Pilot Project (or, How the Teachers Blew Up the Charlton Bridge).

Conboy, Ian – 1982

The Charlton pilot project was one of a number of trials undertaken throughout Australia to bring educational resources to isolated children. In this project, Telecom Australia provided seven small Victorian Higher School Certificate (H.S.C.) schools with two first prototype experimental devices: firstly, a small group terminal and secondly,…

Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Educational Assessment, Experimental Programs, Foreign Countries