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The article examines how closed circuit television (CCTV) can address instructional challenges at the university level.

CCTV Instruction: 1967.

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This article discusses the implementation of CCTV to enhance university instruction, suggesting implications for faculty and student engagement.

The article examines how closed circuit television (CCTV) can address instructional challenges at the university level.
Analyzed faculty qualification standards and enrollment challenges.
Discussed the use of CCTV for mass lectures.
Examined the implications of reusing television tapes for instruction.
CCTV can effectively engage a large number of students in a lecture setting.
Reuse of taped lectures raises ethical and logistical questions regarding instructor rights.
Preparation for television presentations may be more time-consuming than for live lectures but is not the primary burden on instructors.

John W. Ruswinckel (1967) studied this question.

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This article discusses the implementation of CCTV to enhance university instruction, suggesting implications for faculty and student engagement.