Genesis: the Brynmor Jones report

Genesis: the Brynmor Jones report

An account of the impetus given by the Brynmor Jones report (Audio visual aids in Higher Education, 1965) to the development of educational technology in Britain. The author, who was closely involved in the developments, discusses the influence of the audio‐visual movement in the United States and t...

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