Volume
6
Issue
1
Abstract
Planning is generally accepted as an essential process for developing educational programs, activities, or events. It can be a simple process (i.e., planning a lecture) or rather complex (i.e., planning a long-range comprehensive plan for social and economic development for a depressed area). The process of planning has considerable influence on the success or failure of a program. The author briefly summarizes some aspects of a research effort directed toward analyzing the program-planning process as carried out by Extension. Most of the tentative conclusions apply equally to organizations and agencies which involve lay citizens in planning their programs.
Recommended Citation
Douglas, M. A. (1968). Programming-Planning Research. The Journal of Extension, 6(1), Article 11. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol6/iss1/11
