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Open University in image makeover
The Open University - often seen as the late-night home of bearded men in
tweed jackets - is to undergo an image makeover as part of a £2m campaign.
The OU is to stop its late-night lectures on BBC next year and instead focus
on producing online content and distributing DVDs and CD-Roms to homes.
The OU will concentrate on creating more "mainstream" science and arts
programmes for BBC One and BBC Two, rather than the specialist late night
programmes of old - to encourage a wider audience into higher education.
So, no more dull OU progs made in the 1970's, featuring bearded blokes writing formulas and equations on blackboards
while droning on and on on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about formulas and equations!
I wonder if this means new OU programs could end up being broadcast in primetime?
Read the full article "Open University in image makeover" at BBC News Online . . .
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Open University in image makeover
The Open University - often seen as the late-night home of bearded men in
tweed jackets - is to undergo an image makeover as part of a £2m campaign.
Quote:
The OU is to stop its late-night lectures on BBC next year and instead focus
on producing online content and distributing DVDs and CD-Roms to homes.
Quote:
The OU will concentrate on creating more "mainstream" science and arts
programmes for BBC One and BBC Two, rather than the specialist late night
programmes of old - to encourage a wider audience into higher education.
So, no more dull OU progs made in the 1970's, featuring bearded blokes writing formulas and equations on blackboards
while droning on and on on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about formulas and equations!
I wonder if this means new OU programs could end up being broadcast in primetime?
Read the full article "Open University in image makeover" at BBC News Online . . .