The AECT-NCTA Survey [electronic resource] : Educational Uses of Cable Television. Final Report / Erling S. Jorgensen and William A. Anderson.

To prepare for proposed reforms of federal regulations governing the installation and operation of cable television, a survey was conducted to identify the educational institutions using cable television and to determine the types and amount of usage for each institution. The names of 511 user insti...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ERIC)
Main Author: Jorgensen, Erling S.
Corporate Author: Michigan State University. Instructional Television Services
Other Authors: Anderson, William A.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1975.
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520 |a To prepare for proposed reforms of federal regulations governing the installation and operation of cable television, a survey was conducted to identify the educational institutions using cable television and to determine the types and amount of usage for each institution. The names of 511 user institutions were supplied by the National Cable Television Association (NCTA), and of that number 257 usable questionnaire responses were obtained. Results showed: (1) in most institutions, the person in charge of cable television is the media specialist; (2) cable television is financed mostly through already existing operating budgets; (3) cable television is used more in elementary and secondary institutions than in higher education; (4) cable television is used for a variety of purposes only some of which are instructional; and (5) only half the respondents reported using cable television for direct teaching. The text includes a detailed discussion of the survey technique and provides a tabular summary of the results. (EMH) 
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