Australian Journal of Educational Technology

Volume 8, Number 1, Winter 1992
Marguerite Foxon	In defence of post-course evaluations: Going beyond the smile sheet	1-12
Philip R. Wallace	A proposed reconciliation of conservative and liberal approaches to instructional design	13-26
Neale Kemp and Steve Towers	Creating readable text: The role of a typographic style in the development and preparation of instructional texts	27-34
Grahame Ramsay	Adult education and schools programs: The two co-funded ABC Educational TV Services	35-50
Geoff Rehn	Two way interactive sound on a standalone Macintosh platform	51-64.
Gennaro Pellone	Developing instructional software	65-81
Jan Wright	Review of "School industry links: The consequences of minding other people's business"	82-84
Volume 8, Number 2, Summer 1992
Bruce King	The open leaming initiative: New directions for higher education	85-98
Nigel Paine	Multimedia technology and new pathways to learning	99-104
Michael G. Watt	The exchange of curriculum information in Australian education: A review of purposes, practices, and problems	105-118
Clare McBeath and Roger Atkinson	Curriculum, instructional design and the technologies: Planning for educational delivery	119-131
John G. Hedberg, Barry Harper and Deborah Bloch	Educational information systems: Problems of the small educational organisation	132-160
Graham Pegler	Perspectives for school information systems	161-171
Beth Cavallari, John G. Hedberg and Barry Harper	Adventure games in education: A review	172-184
Grahame Ramsay	Educational broadcasting: a comparative approach	185-187
Duncan Jamieson and Peter Hosie	Selecting computer based authoring packages for training	188-202
Iain McAlpine	The politics of open learning	203-207

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