EFFECTIVENESS OF BROADCAST MEDIA AS A TOOL OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING DURING THE 2020 COVID19 LOCKDOWN IN LAGOS (Record no. 6483)

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Author ERUEMULOR, DAVID SOMTOCHUKWU
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Title EFFECTIVENESS OF BROADCAST MEDIA AS A TOOL OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING DURING THE 2020 COVID19 LOCKDOWN IN LAGOS
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Supervisor Dr. M.O Oriola
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Place of publication Ibafo
Department (College) Mass Communication
Date of publication 2021
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Pagination 51p.
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Summary, etc Modern technology has revolutionized the way students learn and interact with their surroundings. Both radio and television are broadcast mediums that transmit audio and video signals, messages, information, and programs to a broad audience. Broadcast media aids in the general public's search for information. The use of media in education has aided in expanding reach and thereby access, as well as improving the quality of instructional information. Nation-building and development have been related to educational broadcasting. Nonetheless, they are effective socializing agents for reaching a large, diversified, and geographically dispersed audience. Radio and television have been observed to reach a large number of people very fast by delivering news, information, and entertainment to millions of people across wide territories. They are, without a doubt, powerful social instruments because of their varied educational programs that raise literacy levels in society, and they are important tools for socializing individuals, especially students.
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Main Subject Mass Communication
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Source of classification or shelving scheme Not for loan Permanent location Current location Date acquired Accen. No. Koha item type
    Main Library Main Library 26.10.2021 17020601022 Students Thesis

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