4. 1950s the number of students was still relatively small, and those from low-income backgrounds had
no access to university.
5. studying at one of Britain’s universities remained a privilege and a sign of high social standing
6. University of Kent
In the early 1960s the Labour Party initiated a new educational trust, and a number of new campuses
were built across Great Britain.
7. The progressive climate of the new educational trust produced a series of radical concepts redefining
educational establishments.
One of these was the experimental ‘University of the Air’.
16. Use of all possible instructional technologies to provide distance education.
OU demonstrates most appropriate use of digital technologies for the educational purpose.
18. Students going to the university
“ . . . . University goes to the student “
19. OU can be consider as the synonym to the University for the students wanted to have Second
Chance…. (mostly working people who could not peruse higher studies due to various circumstances)
22. most of them have a same voice
“OU has changed my life…”
23. Increase in the student numbers because of the adaptation of flexible teaching methodologies
Based on their brand strategies; OU is open to PEOPLE, IDEAS, METHOD, SPACE
25. Development Interface for the In partnership Individual learning
of the students institutes
coursework
- Academic and - Academic tutorial
logistic support session
Central Administrators Tutors Students
Academic
Tutors Students
Decentralized system
- Primary mode of communication between the student and the academic is either through telephone
or internet (web 2.0) technologies
26. Where is OU ?
Spatial aspects of the university