FUNCTION of an IV UNIT
University of Bristol
Description
This product is an A4 booklet covering the key areas involved
in implementing and running an interactive video unit with
suggestions for success and failure.
Target audience
The booklet is intended for people who want to deliver
computer based learning (CBL) material to many users. It may
also be useful for anyone already delivering CBL material in
this way.
Objectives
The booklet is intended to guide the reader through some of
the key decisions which need to be made when setting up and
running a CBL facility. It will help the reader establish a
successful and popular unit and suggests some of the pitfalls
to be avoided.
Contents
The interactive video unit at Bristol Medical School was setup
in 1987. The importance of senior management attitudes is
discussed, followed by sections on the day to day functions,
support for other departments, creation of learning material,
evaluation, access, use by students and, finally, guidance on
initial funding requests.
Producer
This booklet was written by :-
Mr Kim Whittlestone
Educational Technology Service,
University of Bristol,
Royal Fort Annexe,
Bristol BS8 1UJ,
Tel: 0272 303500
fax: 0272 255985
e-mail: ets@uk.ac.bristol.
To order please contact:-
Jean Burgan
CVCP/ USDU
Level 6
University House
Sheffield, S10 2NT
Tel :- 0742 768555 ext 4211
e-mail j.burgan@sheffield.ac.uk
Price to UK Higher Education :- 3.75
_______________________________________________________________________
| |
| In general the copyright for material on the NISS Bulletin Board |
| is held by the CHEST & NISS Centre (University of Bath) or by the |
| authors. |
| |
| Copying or reproduction of the material is permitted provided that |
| |
| (a) the source is acknowledged |
| and (b) the material is not used for commercial gain. |
| |
| However, material must not be made available outside the academic |
| community without prior consent. |
|_______________________________________________________________________|