I. Keith Tyler Papers 1940-1987

12.73 Cubic feet

(10) cartons; (3) audiocassettes; (3) letter file folders; (1) 2.5" document box; (1) oversize folder; (2) magnetic audiotapes

The I. Keith Tyler Papers contains correspondence, minutes, newsletters, curriculum, scripts, committee notes, policies, reports, and three oral history interviews, including audio recordings. The materials include files on the Institute for Education by Radio, WOSU, the Bureau of Educational Research, the Joint Committee on Educational Television, the Federal Communications Commission, and the National Association of Educational Broadcasters. I. Keith Tyler was an assistant professor, research associate, and an associate professor at Ohio State University's Bureau of Educational Research; he also developed the Institute for Education by Radio at the Ohio State University, was Director of Radio Education, and developed the Ohio State Awards. The materials date from 1940-1987.

[identification of item], I. Keith Tyler Papers, RG 40.62, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The I. Keith Tyler Papers contain correspondence, materials concerning curriculum and allocation hearings, minutes, and reports relating to the Federal Communications Commission and Joint Committee on Educational Television; a constitution, curriculum, newsletters, and reports concerning the National Association of Educational Broadcasting; teacher's manuals, histories, scripts, and advisory committee notes relating to the Ohio School of the Air; surveys, programs, and policies concerning the radio station, WOSU; items relating to the Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction and the National Association of Educational Broadcasters; and three oral history interviews, including audiocassettes and magnetic audiotapes. The materials date from 1940-1987.

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Contains audiocassettes and magnetic audiotapes.

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Accession Number UA.1975.0087: College of Education; Accession Number UA.1977.0035: College of Education; Accession Number UA.1986.0093: John Belland; Accession Number UA.1987.0085; Accession Number UA.1994.0173: Thomas Connors; Accession Number UA.2018.0124: Department of Educational Studies, 2018 July

Ohio State University Biographical Files: I. Keith Tyler

I. Keith Tyler (1905-1994) worked in the Ohio State University's Bureau of Educational Research, first as an assistant professor and research associate, then as an associate professor. In 1930, Tyler developed the Institute for Education by Radio at the Ohio State University, later expanded to the Institute for Education by Radio-Television. In 1943, he was named Director of Radio Education. Tyler developed the Ohio State Awards, a program recognizing excellence in educational, informational and public affairs broadcasting. The Ohio State Awards began in 1936 and continued until 1994 when budget cuts ended the program. Tyler became a professor emeritus in 1975, and was honored with an OSU Distinguished Service Award in 1980 for his 43 years of service. WOSU named an award after Tyler, in honor of his influence on the medium of Educational Radio.

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