Setting up an instructional resources marketing unit
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Author: Saini, J. S.; Dhameja, S. K.
Abstract:
This paper describes how the Technical Teachers' Training Institute (TTTI) in Chandigarh, India established its Instructional Resources Marketing Unit (IRMU) on a commercial basis to disseminate and popularise the use of instructional resources developed by its faculty members. Prior to 1991, most of the instructional resources developed by the faculty were available free or at subsidised rates and it was felt that because of this, they were not valued by the users. The IRMU, established in 1995 as a micro-enterprise, is now emerging as a major source of revenue for the Institute. The paper covers the objectives for setting up the unit, the financial requirements, the factors contributing to its success, the difficulties encountered and their solutions, and the involvement of industry and other partner institutions.
The monograph from which this chapter is taken is indexed at TD/TNC 69.564; individual chapters are indexed from TD/TNC 69.565 to TD/TNC 69.581.
[-] Show lessThis paper describes how the Technical Teachers' Training Institute (TTTI) in Chandigarh, India established its Instructional Resources Marketing Unit (IRMU) on a commercial basis to disseminate and popularise the use of instructional resources developed by its faculty members. Prior to 1991, most of the instructional resources developed by the faculty were available free or at subsidised rates and it was felt that because of this, they were not valued by the users. The IRMU, established in 1995 as a micro-enterprise, is now emerging as a major source of revenue for the Institute. ... [+] Show more
Subjects: Industry; Innovation; Providers of education and training; Management; Teaching and learning
Keywords: Polytechnic; Marketing; Educational resources
Geographic subjects: Asia; India
Published: Manila, Philippines: Colombo Plan Staff College for Technician Education, 2001
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Book Title: Re-engineering TET: non-traditional approaches that worked / Colombo Plan Staff College.
Pages: pp.169-194
ISBN: 9718557687
Statement of responsibility: J. S. Saini and S. K. Dhameja
Resource type: Book chapter
Call Number:
TD/TNC 69.571
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