editorial5-2


Australian Journal of 
Educational Technology 
 
Volume 5, Number 2, Summer 1989. ISSN 0814-673X 

 

 
Contents 
 
Editorial ................................................................................................................ ii 
 
The exchange of information on instructional materials:  
An evaluation for planned change in Australian education .................. 77-88 
 Michael G. Watt 
 
Evaluation of training and development programs:  
A review of the literature .......................................................................... 89-104 
 Marguerite Foxon 
 
The use of telecommunications in continuing education  
in Australia ................................................................................................ 105-112 
 Bruce Scriven 
 
Using computers in education: A concerns-based approach  
to professional development of teachers .............................................. 113-131 
 David H. McKinnon and Patrick C. J. Nolan 
 
Rethinking the selection of learning technologies ............................... 132-160 
 John G. Hedberg 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Editor's notes 
 
For those with eagle eyes you might have noticed that the last issue was 
incorrectly identified as Volume 5, number 1, 1988 rather than 1989. We 
apologize for our error. 
 
AJET welcomes your contributions to the next issue, please ensure that 
your paper or ideas reach us before the deadline - July 13th 1990 - and 
preferably a hard copy with a 3.5 inch disc (MS-DOS or Macintosh 
format). 
 
John G Hedberg 
Editor 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Editorial Advisory Panel 
 
Rayden Dunbar, Charles Sturt University - Mitchell 
Andrew Grieg, University of Sydney 
Colin Latchem, Curtin University of Technology 
Sue McNamara, Monash University 
Alex Millar, Victoria College 
John Mitchell, Institute of Education, University of Melbourne 
Wendy Priestley, Correspondence School, Sydney