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Evaluations of Interactive Tele-Education in the Public Service Commissionhe adult learner in an interactive educational situation, i.e. the principles underlying the model, the role of the resource person, and learner, and some information exchange strategies. Results obtained from the simulation of the model are also presented as well as its future application in a satellite-mediated learning situation.

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Beyond Statisticsare not only responsible for operating the system, they are pioneering the exploration of a medium which is radically different from broadcast television. The results that have been achieved and the interest that the programs have created are in striking contrast to society’s stereotypes of older people.

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Stuart L. Pimm,John L. Gittlemanence as a long tern service planner in a large telecommunications carrier and as an observer of the role of policy development in his position as General Editor of the journal: Telecommunications Policy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6049-4 field along the lines sketched in the paper would, it is suggested, show that the practical impact of the work has so far been slight and that serious deficiencies of strategy and method remain, despite considerable research achievements. An ‘agenda’ for the effort to develop this field of research and enhance its impact is suggested.

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Julius Ibukun Agboola,Shakirudeen Odunugare than experimenters had expected and that multipoint conferencing is very sensitive to technical quality. Although some of the experiments were very short the project has demonstrated that satellite communications have applications in education which go beyond the classical telelecture.

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User Research and Demand Research: What’s the Use? field along the lines sketched in the paper would, it is suggested, show that the practical impact of the work has so far been slight and that serious deficiencies of strategy and method remain, despite considerable research achievements. An ‘agenda’ for the effort to develop this field of research and enhance its impact is suggested.