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Readability: An Issue in Distance Learning. The Proceedings of a Conference Held at Massey University (Palmerston North, New Zealand, June 19-20, 1980).

Tremaine, M. G., Ed.; Wagner, G. A., Ed. – 1980

Readability in distance learning, the cloze procedure as a means of assessing readability, and the preparation of distance learning materials are addressed in the following 14 conference papers: "Some Suggestions for Improving the Reading/Comprehension Skills of Students at a Distance" (Jean Anderson); "Student Response to the…

Descriptors: Cloze Procedure, Design Requirements, Distance Education, Foreign Countries

Using Interactive Videodiscs in Open University Courses. I.E.T. Papers on Broadcasting No. 218.

Fuller, Robert G., Ed. – 1983

This nine-paper collection from a June 1983 Open University (OU) campus workshop in Milton Keynes, England, describes an interactive video project developed for an OU undergraduate course, T252, Introduction to Engineering Materials, and discusses varied aspects of interactive videodisc program development. The following papers are included:…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Design Requirements, Engineering Education, Flow Charts