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Peer reviewedLacina, Lorna J.; Book, Connie Ledoux – College Teaching, 1991
The experiences of a number of institutions using a variety of approaches show that distance education by television can be both instructionally effective and cost effective. Careful attention to five steps in course development (planning, preparation, rehearsal, presentation, and review) can help colleges save time and avoid pitfalls. (MSE)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Cost Effectiveness, Distance Education
