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Watching Channel One : the convergence of students, technology, and private business / edited by Ann De Vaney. [electronic resource]

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
De Vaney, Ann, 1938-
Series:
SUNY series, education and culture
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Television in education--United States--Evaluation.
Television in education.
Educational technology--United States.
Educational technology.
Educational innovations--United States.
Educational innovations.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (ix, 244 p. ) ill., maps ;
Other Title:
Watching Channel 1.
Place of Publication:
Albany : State University of New York Press, c1994.
Contents:
Investigating channel one : a case study report / Rhonda S. Robinson
The effects of the channel one broadcast on students' knowledge of current events / Nancy Nelson Knupfer, Peter Hayes
Channel one : reactions of students, teachers, and parents / Nancy Nelson Knupfer
Is this the news? / John C. Belland
Advertising and channel one : controversial partnership of business and education / Ann Marie Barry
Reading the ads : the Bacchanalian adolescence / Ann De Vaney
Form, style, and lesson : an analysis of commercially produced school news programs / Barbara Erdman
Whittling away at democracy : the social context of channel one / Michael W. Apple
Drawing the line : questions of ethics, power, and symbols in state policy and the whittle concept / Robert Muffoletto
Two rhetorics of cynicism in debates over channel one : two riders in a barren landscape / Henry St. Maurice.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1-4384-0065-9
0-585-06262-5

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