Question

Which is not a requirement for selecting non-electronic media? The media should …
be suitable for the group of learners
allow learner involvement
communicate facts and ideas
be in good working order

Answer 1

The option that is **not** typically considered a requirement for selecting non-electronic media is "be in good working order." While it's essential for electronic media to be functional, non-electronic media (like print materials, posters, etc.) do not have a "working order" in the same sense. Instead, the focus for non-electronic media is on suitability for learners, allowing involvement, and effective communication of facts and ideas.