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BookOrb recommends The Open Tech Programme (1983), The economic value of visibility (1988), The Open Tech (1983), Participatory management in institutions of higher education (1979), and The Open Tech : why, what and how? (1983).

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Meaning and purpose in higher education is by George Tolley.