Topic:Radio

Welcome to the Radio Department!

This is a content development group for developing shared learning resources that pertain to Radio from both Media Studies and Engineering and Technology aspects.

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• 3 February 2007 - Department founded!

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Learning projects

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Content summary

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Goals

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Learning materials

• Amateur radio - Content development for Ham radio
• ...

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Planned materials

Radio (index and main article)

• Station management
• Program scheduling
• Automation
• Public affairs
• ...

Radio broadcast engineering

• Radio transmition
• ...

Texts

• b:__Textbook Name___
• b: Amateur Radio Manual
• b: Radio astronomy
• b: Mass Media/Radio
• b: Communication Networks/Analog and Digital Radio
• b: Wireless Mesh Networks
• b: Electronics/Transmitter design
• ...

Lessons

• Lesson 1: ...

Case studies

• Ron Jacobs
• Tim Johnson

Assignments

Discuss how Radio technology and programming evolved into the Television broadcasting industry.

Activities

• Activity 1.
• etc.

Readings

Each activity has a suggested associated background reading selection.

• Reading 1.
• Study guide:
• w:Radio frequency

References

Additional helpful readings include:

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