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Interactive television presentation style and teaching materials.

M Hegge
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Special teaching techniques and presentation style are required for an effective telecourse. This article describes modification of a traditional graduate nursing course for televised delivery to remote students. Teacher appearance and behaviors as well as student activities for telecourses are proposed.

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M Hegge. Interactive television presentation style and teaching materials.. https://doi.org/10.3928/0022-0124-19930101-11

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