Volume
39
Issue
4
Abstract
High-tech delivery systems, such as distance-based learning and on-line resources, are increasingly popular among Extension organizations, but are they preferable to traditional delivery systems? In the study reported here, the author surveyed Extension agents (with agriculture and natural resources responsibilities) and natural resources professionals in state agencies to determine which delivery systems were most preferred for wildlife management information. Regardless of the respondent group, printed fact sheets and bulletins were among the most preferred sources of information for wildlife-related topics. These findings illustrate the importance of including traditional printed delivery systems into our high-tech programs.
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Recommended Citation
Rodewald, A. D. (2001). Delivery Systems- Is the "Lates" Technology the Greatest?. The Journal of Extension, 39(4), Article 22. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol39/iss4/22
