Effective Handbook Production and Distribution

Authors

JE Beuerlein, Ohio State University
ZR Helsel, Rutgers University
JM Woodruff, University of Georgia- Tifton

Volume

29

Issue

2

Abstract

The lesson to be learned...is that promotion ad distribution of educational materials are of prime importance to the success of such projects. Outstanding educational materials are of little value unless they reach the intended clientele. Delivery systems for interdepartmental educational materials and projects can be successful only when their promotion and distribution are planned for, supported, and managed from the higher levels of administration. While the creators of handbooks are responsible for content and presentation quality, they shouldn't be responsible for the organized promotion and distribution.

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Recommended Citation

Beuerlein, J., Helsel, Z., & Woodruff, J. (1991). Effective Handbook Production and Distribution. The Journal of Extension, 29(2), Article 4. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol29/iss2/4