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Instructional Technology in Higher Education. A National Study of the Educational Uses of Telecommunications Technology in American Colleges and Universities.

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Riccobono, John A. – 1986

This report summarizes the results of the 1985 Higher Education Utilization Study (HEUS-85), which provides current estimates of the availability, use, and support of instructional telecommunications technologies--video, audio, and computers--in the nation's colleges and universities, and describes the availability and use patterns of these…

Descriptors: Colleges, Computer Assisted Instruction, Educational Technology, Higher Education

Status of Instructional Technology in Higher Education. Report of Findings from the 1984-85 Higher Education Utilization Study.

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Riccobono, John A. – 1986

A report on the 1985 Higher Education Utilization Study provides estimates of the availability, use, and support of instructional telecommunications technologies (video, audio, and computers) in U.S. colleges and universities. Use patterns of these technologies in postsecondary teacher preparation programs are also reported. A census survey was…

Descriptors: Audio Equipment, Cable Television, Closed Circuit Television, College Instruction