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Relation between learning by film and learning by lecture

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  1. Medieval Castles (Sound, 18 min., black and white; distributed by United World; produced by J. Arthur Rank).

  2. Medieval Village (Sound, 19 min., black and white; distributed by United World; produced by Gaumont, British Instructional Films).

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  1. Chester W. Harris
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  2. Louise R. Buenger
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This pilot study raises a challenging problem: to what degree is there a correlation between the learning of material presented by means of a film and by lecture and text?

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Harris, C.W., Buenger, L.R. Relation between learning by film and learning by lecture. ETR&D 3, 29–34 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02713346

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