The use of films and television in the education of mechanical engineers

Abstract

It was becoming popular, even before the Brynmor‐Jones report. for engineering departments to increase their store of visual‐aid equipment. Now, with the publication of this report, there is positive encouragement to use more film and television as teaching aids. There is a great variety of equipment available for projecting slides and films and for setting up closed circuit television (a request to the salesman will bring in a great shower of beautiful brochures).

Citation

Thomasson, E.C. (1966), "The use of films and television in the education of mechanical engineers", Education + Training, Vol. 8 No. 9, pp. 406-408. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb015751