Television in higher education grows across Colorado
A study by Jamison outlines how TV teaching expands in Colorado colleges and schools. It foresees 25 percent exposure next year and emphasizes TV as a supplement, not a replacement, with institutions like Air Force Academy and Denver University leading in classroom use.
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Television Education Advances at Colorado State College
Television for education has moved from dream to reality at Colorado State College with Jamison guiding expansion. Since 1960 CSC added 27 hours weekly usage, taped programs, and new equipment including cameras lighting and a video recorder, expanding to a well equipped studio and teaching facilities for students.
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