Educational Technology Applied to Medical Training: Success and Failure in a Co-Operative Venture in the Federal Republic of Germany

Presents a critical review of a cooperative project in West Germany that is concerned with the introduction of educational technology into medical training. The production and distribution of audiovisual teaching materials are discussed, documentation and evaluation methods are described, and failur...

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Published inEducational and Training Technology International Vol. 26; no. 2; p. 113
Main Authors Tiffin-Richards, M. C, Henatsch, H. D
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1989
Subjects
Audiovisual Aids
Educational Technology
Failure
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Instructional Material Evaluation
Instructional Materials
Intercollegiate Cooperation
Material Development
Medical Schools
West Germany
West Germany
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Summary:Presents a critical review of a cooperative project in West Germany that is concerned with the introduction of educational technology into medical training. The production and distribution of audiovisual teaching materials are discussed, documentation and evaluation methods are described, and failures and successes of the project are noted. (13 references) (LRW)