Why choose interactive instructional television?
Kim Ryan-Nicholls
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Kim Ryan-Nicholls
Abstract
This study identified conditions under which Interactive Instructional Television (IITV) is an appropriate choice of technology for delivering instruction in the K-12 school environment. Data relevant to the concepts central to this study were obtained through observational case analysis. Study participants consisted of the superintendents and IITV coordinators in three Manitoba school divisions that use IITV. Findings indicate that IITV is chosen as an instructional technology primarily as a mechanism for ensuring that rural students receive the same educational opportunities as do their urban counterparts. A by-product of this is the assurance that rural school districts survive.
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This study identified conditions under which Interactive Instructional Television (IITV) is an appropriate choice of technology for delivering instruction in the K-12 school environment. Data relevant to the concepts central to this study were obtained through observational case analysis. Study participants consisted of the superintendents and IITV coordinators in three Manitoba school divisions that use IITV. Findings indicate that IITV is chosen as an instructional technology primarily as a mechanism for ensuring that rural students receive the same educational opportunities as do their urban counterparts. A by-product of this is the assurance that rural school districts survive.
Key concepts: Interactive television, Multimedia, Computer science, Educational television, Instructional design, Psychology, Interactive video, Mathematics education