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Television, Learning
and an Educated Democracy
Took Place On
Tuesday, 15 October 2002, 18:00
- 19:30pm
Institute of Education, Bedford Way
London WC1
An educational seminar of the VLV Forum
for Educational Broadcasting supported by UFI - learndirect, (University
for Industry) and NIACE, (National Institute for Adult & Continuing
Education) the leading voice for adult learning, to debate the impact on
adult education of the proposals to be included in the new Communications
Bill.
The broadcast media represent a key source
of information and stimulus to learn for adults from the full range of
Britain’s communities. Broadcasts shape our understanding of
the world we live in, inform us of issues of social, aesthetic and scientific
importance. They do this with great flair and a lightness of touch.
The new Broadcasting Bill proposes significant
changes, in the ownership and remit of Britain’s broadcasters which
have far-reaching implications for the public duty of broadcasters to educate,
inform and entertain.
Speakers included:
Paul Gerhardt, Head of Learning
Strategy, BBC
Professor Naomi Sargant, NIACE
John Brown, Director, University
for Industry
Heather Rabbatts, Head of Channel
4 Learning
Tim Suter, Head of Broadcasting
Policy, Department for Culture, Media & Sport.
Chair: Alan Tuckett, Director,
NIACE
For full details of VLV contact:
Voice Of The Listener & Viewer
101 King's Drive, Gravesend
Kent, DA12 5BQ
Telephone: 01474 352835.
Fax: 01474 351112.
E-mail: vlv@btinternet.com
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