Browsing by Subject "Radio in Education"
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Audio for Distance Education and Open Learning: A Practical Guide for Planners and Producers
(Commonwealth of Learning (COL);International Extension College, Cambridge, 2001)Written by John Thomas, who has worked with and produced audio support for education systems over 30 years, this handbook sets out good professional practice in the design, development and delivery of audio materials - ... -
Case Studies of Non-Formal Education by Distance and Open Learning
(Commonwealth of Learning (COL);Department for International Development (DFID), 2000)This research report will be useful to people involved or interested in the planning, development and implementation of non-formal education programmes because of the useful lessons it offers. The case studies in this ... -
Community Radios, India
(Commonwealth Educational Media Centre for Asia, 2010)Radio in education India -
Educational Media in Asia
(Commonwealth of Learning (COL), 2005)Commonwealth Asia has often been a test bed for experimentation in, and use of, media for education. But this is a region of extremes. At one end are the "Asian tigers" - Malaysia, Singapore and India - that have successfully ... -
ELearning Course Supports African Broadcasters to Develop Radio Scripts on Smallholder Farmer Innovation
(2010-11)Farm Radio International carried out a scriptwriting competition in 2009/2010 focused on the theme of smallholder farmer innovation. This was the third scriptwriting competition that Farm Radio International has coordinated. ... -
Evaluation study: CEMCA Facilitation of Community Radio in Bangladesh
(Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, 2011)CEMCA has been playing a catalytic role in preparation of different organisations across Bangladesh for initiating and fostering the Community Radio movement in Bangladesh through training and awareness building in ... -
Evaluation study: Community Radio Awareness Programmes of CEMCA
(Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, 2011)The journey of Community Radio (CR) service has so far completed over 40 long years throughout the world covering nations like Australia, UK, USA, Canada and other countries. But in India the expansion is of recent origin ... -
Forum on Open Schooling for Secondary Education in Sub-Saharan Africa
(Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, 2004)In response to the growing demand and commitment to primary education, there has been an increase in the number of children who complete primary school throughout subSaharan Africa. The success in increasing completion ... -
Harnessing Campus Radio Resources for ODL in Nigeria: Case Studies from Universities of Lagos and Ibadan
(2013-11)Open and distance learning (ODL) started early in Nigeria’s educational system. The first generation universities had statutory mandate to engage in ODL. In later years, government provided broader access to higher education ... -
Learning English Language by Radio in Primary Schools in Kenya
(2010-11)One of the objectives of teaching English in primary schools in Kenya is to enable the learners to communicate fluently, independently and accurately in English Language in every day life. (Kenya Institute of Education ... -
Longitudinal study on CEMCA Facilitation of Community Radio in Bangladesh
(Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, 2011)CEMCA has been playing a catalytic role in preparation of different organisations across Bangladesh for initiating and fostering the Community Radio movement in Bangladesh through training and awareness building in ... -
ODL resources and Internet radio
(2013-11)Internet radio is fast becoming a tool for conveying messages, entertainment and education due to the advances in data compression, broad band penetration and newer mobile gadgets. But ODL institutions barring a few like ... -
Our family radio program: a tool to enhance open and distance learning for the vulnerable children
(2010-11)The Ministry of education has put in place interventions to protect children’s right to education. One of them is called “0ur Family Radio Program”. This is an interactive radio program that aims at helping teachers, parents ... -
An Overview of Developments and Trends in the Application of Information and Communication Technologies in Education
(UNESCO, 2003)The context Over the last few years the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in all sectors of education has increased dramatically – and continues to do so. While the writer is not aware of supporting ... -
Perception of students of Radio delivery of learning materials in Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Nigeria
(2013-11)The process and the practice of teaching and learning keep undergoing changes in order to maintain pace with developments and innovations in science and technology. Gradually but definitely, the profile and characteristics ... -
Perception of Teacher Trainees Regarding Web Radio Programmes in Enhancing Learning Opportunities: A Case Study of NIOS
(Commonwealth of Learning (COL), 2019-09)In imparting education through ODL mode, the developments in ICT have expanded possibilities of connecting with the learners. Whether the teaching is done face-to-face or through other modes, the teacher needs to create ... -
Phukusi la Moyo - a participatory educational radio programme about maternal and child health
(Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, 2011)Phukusi la Moyo (literally Bag of Life) is a radio programme that has arisen as a result of a collaborative effort between the MaiMwana Project, Mudzi Wathu Community Radio Station, the District Health Office, and women’s ... -
Proposal for a Workshop
(2013-11)Campus radio stations emerged on the Nigerian broadcasting scene in the early 2000s. The first licence was given to the University of Lagos in 2002. As at 2009, about 27 campus radio licences had been issued and established ... -
Proposal for Pre-conference Online Event
(2013-11)Over the past ten years, access to new media, particularly internet and telecommunication resources, has improved in Nigeria. Today the usual encumbrances associated with access to broadcasting licences are absent in the ... -
Putting our ears to the ground: How can African broadcasters help improve Farm Radio International’s services?
(2013-11)Farm Radio International (FRI) proposes a half-day participatory workshop during or in conjunction with PCF7. The workshop would bring together some of FRI’s broadcasting partners to focus on improving our Resource Packs ...
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