DISTANCE EDUCATION
ENSEIGNEMENT A DISTANCE
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Teach Tech 2000
A broadcast designed for teachers, showing possible applications of technology in the
classroom. This episode looks at the "Institute for the Transfer of Technology to Education"
(ITTE) Conference, and the role of Distance Learning techniques such as those provided by
CNN and Oceanographic Institute programmes. A report from Teach Tech's School of
the Month demonstrates practical uses of technology in the classroom. Educational
technology professionals talk about their work and answer viewers' questions.
(distance education; teacher education)
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Country: United States
Producer: Missouri School Boards Association
1989, English, 60', VHS/NTSC
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Distance Education: Bringing More, Reaching More
Distance education worldwide. How distance education promotes access to basic education,
increases the quality of teachers and classrooms by use of radio in developing countries.
Examples of Colombia's Accion Cultural Popular programme and Dominican Republic's
radio assisted community basic education project.
(distance education; primary education; teacher effectiveness; educational quality; radio; television; developing countries)
| [Code: 0086] |
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Country: Colombia/Dominican Republic
Producer: Creative Associates International (USA)
1990, English, 17', VHS/PAL/NTSC
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Science on Air: Interactive Radio Instruction in Papua New Guinea
The "Radio Science Project" in Papua New Guinea provides science teachers with methodological
support. As in many rural areas in the world, radio instruction has proved to be a
low-cost and efficient tool to improve basic education.
(distance education; educational radio; rural areas; science education)
| [Code: 0096] |
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Country: Papua New Guinea
Producer: Education Development Centre (USA)
1990, English, 26', VHS/PAL
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Université des Nations Unies
Vidéo décrivant l'Université des Nations Unies, sa création, et
ses quatre principaux domaines d'action : l'environnement, le système économique
mondial, la science et la technologie, et la paix.
(distance education; environment; higher education, peace)
| [Code: 0268] |
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Country: Japan
Producer: United Nations University
1990, French, 7', VHS/SECAM
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The University of the Air
The Tokyo-based University of the Air is pioneering distance-education in the liberal
arts in Japan. Lectures are broadcast on radio and television, and supplemented by videos,
textbooks and periods of classroom study. The age range and professional background of
students is broad and includes both men and women. Video study centres and the advent of
satellite broadcasting throughout Japan will open up new opportunities to many more Japanese.
(distance education; universities; radio/tv equipment; educational television)
| [Code: 0073] |
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Country: Japan
Producer: The University of the Air
1991, English, 12', VHS/SECAM
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National Institute of Multi Media Education
A guided tour of NIME in Japan which works closely with the (Japanese) University of the Air
to meet the challenge of the new age in university education. Learn about the role of the
National Institute, its research and development activities, production of educational
materials, including lesson programmes for the University of the Air, hypermedia software
and a data base system for AV resources, as well as open university lecture programmes
to promote lifelong education. NIME cooperates with UNESCO and a wide range of institutes
worldwide.
(distance education; educational programmes; lifelong education; international cooperation; teaching materials; universities)
| [Code: 0215] |
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Country: Japan
Producer: NIME, Japan
1991, English, 15', VHS/PAL
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The Correspondence School Te Kura-a-Tuhi
Based in Wellington, the Correspondence School was founded in 1922. Seventy years later,
the programme has grown to help some 20.000 students of all ages and offers some 300
courses from early childhood education to secondary school education for adults.
Through an advanced mailing system, interaction between teacher and students is
prompt and enables the school to send out video-letters with instructions for students.
(distance education; learning methods; teaching materials)
| [Code: 0098] |
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Country: New Zealand
Producer: The Correspondence School,
Wellington
1992, English, 16', VHS/PAL
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Technology Studies Course One
Prepared by the Anangu and Aboriginal Schools Section of the Open Access College
the video contains information on Technology Studies course 1. Introduction - what
is technology? examples; 2. Solving design briefs - the design process consists of
three phases: design, make, appraise. 3. Materials - wood, metals, plastics.
(distance education; educational technology; vocational training)
| [Code: 0229] |
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Country: Australia
Producer: Open Access Materials Unit
1993, English, 21', VHS/PAL
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Training Information Resource Teachers: Information Studies
Video presentation of an information studies course using a variety of distance learning
technologies, materials and methods to make information training available to practising
teachers throughout New Zealand wishing to gain more expertise in the areas of information
skills, information management and information technology. The course is based on
experiential learning and problem-solving methodologies. Teachers use their own students
and classrooms to trial the materials and methods as the course progresses,
so that theory is integrated into practice, and teachers are helped to be
self-reflective practitioners.
(distance education; curriculum development; information technology; inservice teacher education)
| [Code: 0238] |
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Country: New Zealand
Producer: Auckland College of Education
1994, English, 10', VHS/PAL
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Anangu Education Services (AES)
Many indigenous students in Australia live in geographically remote areas, culturally and
linguistically isolated from mainstream education, the majority speaking English as
a second language. These are factors, which dictate that materials must be purpose written
to meet the educational needs of this group. Anangu Education Services (AES) has produced
distance education courses in all the areas of junior secondary study required by mainstream
educational authorities. 3 videos illustrate the work of AES: Anagu Coordinators in Schools
examines the roles and responsibilities of Anangu Coordinators. (14'); A Learner's Permit:
working in Anangu Education offers an insight into working for AES through interviews with
staff and Anangu community members and footage of the children, schools and communities
they serve. (55'); Wiltja Way provides in-school and out-of-school educational experiences
for Anangu students participating in short and long term programmes (35').
(distance education; secondary education; curriculum development; teacher education; language instruction)
| [Code: 0267] |
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Country: Australia
Producer: Anangu Education Services
1995, English, 20', VHS/PAL
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Digital Sound Broadcasting for the 21st Century
Produced specifically for the Worldspace Marketing Group "Distance Education Conference",
held in Accra Ghana in 1997, this video presents the objectives of the Worldspace Foundation
in providing access to information and education to large audiences in remote areas all
over the developing world through digital sound broadcasting techniques.
(distance education; radio programmes; education for all; basic education; children; women; health education; literacy)
| [Code: 0256] |
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Country: Africa
Producer: Worldspace Foundation
1997, English, 5', VHS/PAL
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