References and Suggested Readings about..

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References and Suggested Readings about..


References and Suggested Readings about..

Branch, Robert C., Instructional design as a Response on the complexities of Instruction, in N.           Verkataiah (Ed.), Educational technology, APH Publishing corporation, New Delhi: 1996
Briggs, Lesile, J., et. al, Hand Book of procedures for the design of Instruction, 2nd ed., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Educational technology Publication, 1981
Davies, I.K., The Management of Learning, New York: McGrow-hill, 1971
Dick, W., et al., The Systematic Design of Instruction, 3rd ed., New York: Harper Collin, 1990
Kurkarnis, S.S., Teaching Learning Process: A systematic Analysis, in C.K. Basu (Ed.), Program Instruction in Industries, Defence, health and Education, Indian Association for Programmed Instruction, 1969.
Leith, G.O. et al., A Hand Book of Programmed Learning, University of Birmingram, 1996.
Lumbsdaine, A.A., Educational Technology, Programmed Learning and Instructional Science in E.R. Hilgard (Ed.), Theories of Learning and Instruction, The sixth third year book of the National Society for the study of Education, Part I Chicago: university Press, 1964
Mitra, Shiv K, Proceeding of Symposium on Educational Technology, IPAL, NECERT, March 1968, p. 4.
Richmond, W.K. (Ed.), The Concept of Educational Technology, a Dialogue with Yourself, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1970.
Robinsons, T.K., Educational Technology and Curriculum Development, Scottish Education Department Inspection Bulletin, 49, Nov. 1976, quoted by Tucker, R.N., The Organization and Management  of Educational Technology, London Helm, 1978.
Report of the interview to Ford Foundation Team of J.R. Gases of the Educational Technology Division OECD, December, 1971.
Report of the US President’s commission of Enquiry as cited by Richard N. Tucker: The Organisation and Management of Education Technology, London: Croom Helm, 1979.
Report od DES working Party on central arrangement for promoting Educational Technology, in UK, as quoted by Tucker, R.N. The Organization Management of Educational Technology, London: Croom helm, 1978

Sharma, S.R., Educational Technology, New Delhi: Mohit Publications, 2003.
Unwind, D. (Ed.) Media and Methods: Instructional Technology in Higher Education, London: McGrol-Hill, 1969.
Vedanayagam, E.G., quoted by S.K Mangal, Foundation of Educational Technology, Ludhiana: Tandom Publication, 2001.
Woodworth, R.S, Psychology, London: Methuen, 1945.

Working definition adopted by the Scottish Council for Educational Technology, as quoted by R.N. Tucker, the Organization and Management of Educational Technology, London: Croom Helm, 1978.

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