Journal: BJET

Volume 20, Issue 3

155 -- 156Jacquetta Megarry. Editorial
157 -- 163Penelope Karovsky. Educational technology's metaphors
164 -- 172Jonathan Raper, Nicholas Green. The development of a hypertext-based tutor for Geographical Information Systems
173 -- 182Perc Marland. An approach to research on distance learning
183 -- 190Donald P. Ely. The diffusion of educational technology in Indonesia: a multi-faceted approach
191 -- 199James Hartley, Cathryn Brown, David Michael. The effects of sex of speaker and listener on recall from a medical audiotape
200 -- 208Farhat Ali Burney. Students' evaluation of teaching in a Saudi Arabian university
209 -- 210J. K. Talabi. Educational technology and the solution of Nigeria's agricultural problems
211 -- 212John Twining. An alternative strategy: tackling illiteracy with educational technology
213 -- 214John Cowan. Noble aspirations - with a pinch of salt
215 -- 0Phil Race. Writing to promote learning
216 -- 0Barry Hutchinson. Never mind the editors; what about the students?
217 -- 0Ronnie Carr. Good writing: what rǒle for the editor?
218 -- 219Susan M. Markle. Who needs hypertext, compact discs, or Digital Video Interactive?