Abstract

Presented a model constructed to enable a designer to logically and systematically develop and produce instructional materials which reflect the constituency's needs, interests, and environments. Four references are listed. (FM)

Citation

Gayeski, D. (1981). When the Audience Becomes the Producer: A Model for Participatory Media Design. Educational Technology, 21(6), 11-14. Retrieved March 31, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/164179/.

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Keywords

• Audience Participation
• Bibliographies
• design
• Educational Media
• Flow Charts
• instructional materials
• models
• Program Design
• Student Developed Materials