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Annex 7: Matrix of a Three-tiered Distance Education Radio School

LEVELS SYSTEMS COMPONENTSRADIO- SCHOOL PROGRAMMEGROUP FACILITATORFIELD COORDINATORTEAM OF EXPERTSINSTITUTION IN-CHARGESUPPORT PROGRAMME
Level 1:

Group learners enrolled with a group leader and secretary
-listen to radio school as a group

-at the end of the radio programme, continue to discuss community issues and plans weekly

-send feedback to radio for airing

-immediate feedback within group for collective learning
- preferably is from or knowledgeable about the area

- facilitates discussions and sends feedback regularly to the radio station/field co-ordinator regarding results, progress, group concerns and group development

- ensures groups are motivated to participate
- co-ordinates the activities of all the listener group facilitators

- collates feedback from all the groups enrolled

-assists with on- going module development alongside the team of experts
-composed of broadcasters and technical experts on the different subject matters

-responsible as a team for module preparation and production

-ensures CBR production principles are integrated

-seeks to make programmes interesting
-responsible for overall project

-facilitates development and building of linkages

-administers funds, responsible for co-ordination of the different components within the system, oversees personnel and M&E, does reporting
-support facilities and projects that help implement practical learning

-support structures for development of community services
Level 2: Individual enrolled listeners-listen regularly to the programme

-should regularly send feedback, either directly or through a go-between
 -tries to visit individual listeners to obtain interviews and get feedback on the impact of the programme-ensures that Level 2 audience is also considered in radio format and content-promotes programme also for individuals and motivates them to form community groups

- advises individual listeners to discuss programme with friends
-should be open to individual listeners to motivate them to form a group
Level 3:

Individual listeners who are not enrolled
-listen regularly or irregularly

-may or may not send feedback
  -ensures that needs of prospective level 3 audience are considered during broadcasts-seeks to identify unenrolled listeners

-specifies levels of benefits to different levels of listeners
-open to all who want to benefit and co-operate with projects


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