The data presented in this paper detail a survey of student enrolment on extension courses and allowed an individual enrolment pattern to be traced for each individual enrolled. (Author/RK)

The author comments on Howard R. Bowen's article, Financing the External Degree. (PG)

Describes the 4 basic areas in which institutional marketing can be put to use in higher educational institutions: educational services offered, pricing (tuition), promotion to prospective students, and distribution (extension courses and courses that go to the student). (PG)

The most exciting educational experiences in America are those in which busy adults are lifted out of the humdrum of daily preoccupations and routines and introduced to new ideas, challenges and perspectives. (Author)

Indiana's Cooperative Extension 4-H program has initiated a windowsill garden project for children in both urban and rural areas. (GB)

Provides data on open university costs and indicates the elements of the open university (part-time students, deferred tuition, and innovative teaching methods) that might be introduced into the conventional higher education system. (Author/PG)

Approach suggested by this article calls for the creation of two new roles--those of training specialist and extension educational specialist--who, from their school district and university bases, respectively, would act as educational change agents. (Author/CB)

Paper presents summaries of a protocol from a negotiated accountability conference, a technique for demonstrating mutual accountability within the staff of a University Extension Division. (Author)

Describes program at the University of New South Wales, Australia, utilizing radio lectures which are taped and sent to students. (SP)

Like other African countries, Zambia's most pragmatic approach to national development must lie in adult education. The University of Zambia is one agency involved toward this goal and its emphasis is on rapid expansion of university-type education and the training of adult educators. (Author/JB)

Extracts from an article describing the efforts of the University of Nigeria to dispel post-civil war anomia among the rural population, and to direct various reconstruction and rehabilitation programs to rural areas. (Author/JB)