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In your teaching career you will use a wide range of audiovisual and printed teaching materials. How these materials can be economically and effectively produced and how you might use them is the focus of this chapter.
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Rather thanrecommend any one book, we suggest that a better way of keeping up-to-date inthis rapidly changing area is to consult the journal and magazine literature. Specific journals which may be of help includethe Journal of AudiovisualMedia in Medicine, Media and Methods and the British Journal ofEducational Technology
An outstandingguide to the preparation of print materials isDesigning Instruction and Text (second edition) by J. Hartley,KoganPage, London, 1985.
Books referred to in this chapter
Informed Professional Judgement: A Guide to Evaluation in Post-secondary Education by E. Roe and R.MacDonald, Universityof Queensland Press, Brisbane, 1983.
Teaching Through Self-Instruction, How to Develop Open Learning Materials by D. Rowntree, Kogan Page,London, 1990.
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Newble, D., Cannon, R. (1994). Preparing Teaching Materials and Using Teaching Aids. In: A Handbook for Medical Teachers. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1426-4_8
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