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College teachers’ attitudes toward closed-circuit TV instruction

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  1. Ithaca College, USA

    Royal D. Colle (Chairman of radio-television)

  2. Emory University, USA

    Robert S. Albert

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This study reports the results of a questionnaire survey made of attitudes toward closed-circuit television by faculties of four New England colleges and universities.

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Colle, R.D., Albert, R.S. College teachers’ attitudes toward closed-circuit TV instruction. ECTJ 6, 116–123 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02766933

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