NON-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES
From Old Standbys to New Innovations

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Table of Contents for Module 5

• Learning objectives for Module 5.
• 5.1 Print & print graphics
• 5.2 Film & digital cameras
• 5.3 Video
• 5.4 Radio
• 5.5 T.V. and Distance Learning
• 5.6 Projection systems
• Assignments for Module 5
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• Discuss technical advances in print and graphics which impact on education.
• Discuss technical advances in film production and how they impact on education.
• Discuss the technical advances in video and how video can be incorporated into the educational process.
• Discuss technical advances in radio and how radio can assist the eduxcational process.
• Define distance learning and discuss the role T.V. is now playing in education.
• Define new advances in projection systems.

• Manuscripts, Books, and Maps: The Printing Press and a Changing World
• Rotogravure printing presses
• Printers
• Art and graphics directory

• Photography Information Menu
• Professional photography
• Learning From Film: 1905-Present by Patricia Capps.
• Kodak Professional DCS 465 Digital Camera Back
• Digital cameras

• Basic Videography
• SONY - Video Technology
• Video capture boards and utilities
• NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND IMAGING SYSTEMS IN VIDEO CAMERAS

• A Brief History of 10-Watt Noncommercial Educational FM Radio Stations
• Army FCIM
• Allocation of Radio Spectrum in the United States
• Federal Communications Commission

• The use of television for instruction
• Distance Education of the WWW
• K-12 Distance Learning
• Wisconsin Educational Television
• Globewide Network Academy (GNA)

• Videowall
• Interactive Kiosks
• 3M