ABSTRACT

A more satisfactory technique is that used by the UK Open University, which is to make programmes illustrating particular points in a television studio. However, I have some reservations about the need to produce programmes that are as polished as those provided by the entertainment networks. I think there is a case for showing that experi­ ments do not always work the first time and much could be learned by the students watching how the lecturer discovers the fault and corrects it-as they do in a live lecture. This point, together with other aspects of the use of television and video techniques, is discussed again in §2 .6 .