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COI synopsis: Ever since the Egyptians first put hieroglyphics onto papyrus, the written word has been accepted as the prime mover in education. London Line looks at the constantly expanding educational...
Seven programmes looking at finishing options for wooden objects and their advantages and disadvantages and demonstrating the correct preparation and safe application methods for a particular type of finish....
Arts and media programme presented by Tracey MacLeod. Includes an item (11 mins) on British theatre director Michael Bogdanov, now Artistic Director of the Deutches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg. Includes scenes...
John Day, Deputy Secretary General of the Associated Examining Board, describes the lowering of standards of written English in exams. He discusses where the breakdown in communication skills is coming from,...
The BUFVC is offering a new and innovative one-day training course focusing on what to teach and how to teach on video. The course will aim to help participants consolidate skills in choosing...
Princess Mary attends a film educational show.
COI synopsis: The growing demand for and mass production of text books.
COI synopsis: Audio-visual aids. "Audio" is what we hear and "visual" what we see. Put them together, use them in the classroom, on film or on television, and we have a means of bringing knowledge from a few...
COI synopsis: In the past decade, the computer has grown in versatility whilst shrinking in size and cost. This programme is about its impact on our society: not in terms of automated car production, but how...
An introduction to the use of VESOL and Super VESOL systems. VESOL is an automatic videotaping facility for lectures. It produces a fully edited tape that can include a variety of visual inputs, and admits...
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