Topic Name Description
Page Theory
Page Practical
Topic 1 Page 1.1.1 Extension Education ,meaning ,definitions and concepts
Page 1.1.1.1 Types of Education
Page 1.1.1.2 Extension
Page 1.1.1.3 Extension Education
Page 1.1.1.4 Extension Agency
Page 1.1.1.5 Need for Extension
Page 1.1.1.6 Philosophy of Extension Service
Page 1.1.1.7 Objectives of extension
Page 1.2.1 Principles of extension
Page 1.2.2 Fisheries extension
Page 1.2.2.1 Scope of Fisheries Extension
Page 1.2.3 History of Fisheries Extension in India
Topic 2 Page 2.1.1 Introduction
Page 2.1.2 Extension Teaching Methods
Page 2.1.3. Classification of extension teaching methods
Page 2.2.1 Introduction
Page 2.2.2 Farm and Home Visits
Page 2.2.3 Office calls
Page 2.2.4 Personal letters
Page 2.2.5 Phone call
Page 2.3.1 Result Demonstration
Page 2.3.1.1 Purposes of result demonstration
Page 2.3.1.2 Types of result demonstration
Page 2.3.1.3 Organizing and conducting the demonstration
Page 2.3.1.4 Suggestions for effective control
Page 2.3.1.5 Merits
Page 2.3.1.6. Demerits
Page 2.4.1 Introduction
Page 2.4.2. Method Demonstration
Page 2.4.2.1 Objectives of Method Demonstration
Page 2.4.2.2 Conducting the Demonstration
Page 2.4.2.3 Suggestion for Effective Conduct of Demonstration
Page 2.4.2.4 Merits
Page 2.4.2.5 Demerits
Page 2.4.2.6 Difference Between the Result Demonstration and Method Demonstration
Page 2.4.3 Field Trips and Tours
Page 2.4.3.1 Purpose of field trips and tour
Page 2.5.1 Important types of meetings
Page 2.5.1.1 General Meetings
Page 2.5.1.2 Group discussion
Page 2.5.1.3 Lecture
Page 2.5.1.4 Seminar
Page 2.5.1.5 Symposium
Page 2.5.1.6 Panel
Page 2.5.1.6.1 Forum
Page 2.5.1.7 Workshop
Page 2.5.1.8 Buzz Session Or Huddle System
Page 2.5.1.9 Brain Storming
Page 2.5.1.10. Conference
Page 2.5.1.11 Debate
Page 2.5.1.12 Role Playing
Page 2.5.1.13 Institute
Page 2.5.1.14 Syndicate Studies
Page 2.6.1 Introduction
Page 2.6.2 Campaign
Page 2.6.2.1 Advantages
Page 2.6.2.2 Limitations
Page 2.6.3. Exhibition
Page 2.6.3.1 Advantages
Page 2.6.3.2 Limitations
Page 2.7.1 Radio Talk
Page 2.7.2 Public Address System
Page 2.7.2.1 Amplifiers and Speakers
Page 2.7.3 Public Speaking/Extension Talk
Page 2.7.4 Audio Visual Aids (AV aids)
Page 2.7.4.1 Classification of Audio Visual Aids
Page 2.7.4.2 Types of visual aids
Page 2.7.4.3 Audio-visual aids in extension
Page 2.7.5 Television
Page 2.7.5.1 Types of Telecast
Page 2.7.5.2 Television Programme Production
Page 2.7.6 Video
Page 2.7.6.1 Materials required for video production
Page 2.7.6.2 Video Production Techniques
Page 2.7.7 Multimedia
Page 2.8.1 Projected Visual Aids
Page 2.8.2 Non-projected Visual-Aids
Page 2.8.2.1 Charts And Their Types
Page 2.8.3 Characteristics of charts
Page 2.8.2.2. Preparation of Flash cards
Page 2.8.5 Presentation
Topic 3 Page 3.1.1 Technology – definitions and characters
Page 3.1.2 Transfer of Technology
Page 3.1.3 Models of transfer of technology
Page 3.1.4 Emerging concepts in TOT
Page 3.2.1 Role of N.G.O.s and Voluntary Organisations and Self Help Groups in TOT in Fisheries
Page 3.2.2 Transfer of Technology Programmes in fisheries
Page 3.2.3 References
Page 3.3.1 Introduction
Page 3.3.2 Co-management
Page 3.3.3 Goals of co-management
Page 3.3.4 Co-management and women
Page 3.3.5 Role of researches and extension organizations in co-management
Page 3.3.6 Advantages of co-management
Page 3.3.7 Limitations of co-management
Topic 4 Page 4.1.1. Meaning
Page 4.1.2. Definition
Page 4.1.3. Importance
Page 4.1.4. Basic functions of communication
Page 4.1.5. Types of Communication
Page 4.2.1. Introduction
Page 4.2.2 Aristotle model of Communication
Page 4.2.3 Lasswell’s model (1948)
Page 4.2.4 Shannon and weaver model (1949)
Page 4.2.5 David Berlo’s model (1960)
Page 4.3.1 Introduction
Page 4.3.2 The Communicator
Page 4.3.3 Message or content
Page 4.3.4 Treatment of messages
Page 4.3.5 Channels of Communication
Page 4.3.6 Receiver or Audience
Page 4.3.7 Audience response
Page 4.4.1 Diffusion and its elements
Page 4.4.1.1 Innovation
Page 4.4.1.2 Communication Channels of diffusion
Page 4.4.1.3 Time
Page 4.4.1.4 Social System
Page 4.5.1 Introduction
Page 4.5.2 Adopter categories
Page 4.5.2.1 Innovators
Page 4.5.2.2 Early adopters
Page 4.5.2.3 Early majority
Page 4.5.2.4 Late majority
Page 4.5.2.5 Laggards
Page 4.6.1 Introduction
Page 4.6.2 Knowledge stage
Page 4.6.3 Persuasion stage
Page 4.6.4 Decision stage
Page 4.6.5 Implementation stage
Page 4.6.6 Confirmation stage
Page 4.6.7 Over adoption
Page 4.6.8 Diffusion effect
Page 4.6.9 Consequences of innovations
Page 4.7.1 Social barriers
Page 4.7.2 Economic barriers
Page 4.7.3 Technical barriers
Page 4.7.4 Barriers related to inputs
Page 4.7.5 Extension barriers
Page 4.2.6. Schramm’s model
Page 4.2.7. Leagan’s model (1963)
Page 4.2.8. Rogers and Shoemaker model (1971)
Topic 5 Page 5.1.1 Introduction
Page 5.1.2 Extension Programme
Page 5.1.3 Programme Planning (PP)
Page 5.1.4 Objectives
Page 5.1.5 Principles of Extension Programme Planning
Page 5.1.6 Nature of Programme Planning
Page 5.2.1 Introduction
Page 5.2.2 Collection of facts and analysis of situation
Page 5.2.3 Identification of problems
Page 5.2.4 Determination of objectives and goals
Page 5.2.5 Developing a plan of work and calendar of operations
Page 5.2.6 Follow through plan of work and calendar of operations
Page 5.2.7 Evaluation of progress
Page 5.2.8 Reconsideration and revision of the programme
Page 5.3.1 Participatory planning process
Page 5.3.2 Purpose of participatory planning
Topic 6 Page 6.1.1 Sociology
Page 6.1.2 Definitions
Page 6.1.3 Rural Sociology
Page 6.1.4 Major components of society
Page 6.1.5 Importance of Rural Sociology in Extension
Page 6.1.6 Characteristics of Rural Society
Page 6.1.7 Comparison between Rural and Urban Societies
Page 6.2.1 Introduction
Page 6.2.2 Definition
Page 6.2.3 Factors of social change
Page 6.2.4 Social change and technology
Page 6.2.5 Barriers to social change
Page 6.3.1 Definition and Characteristics
Page 6.3.1.1 Causes for social problems
Page 6.3.1.2 Types of social problems
Page 6.3.1.3 Social problems confronted by fisherfolk in India
Page 6.3.2 Social Control
Page 6.3.2.1 Types of social control
Page 6.3.2.2 Other types of social control
Page 6.3.2.3 Agencies of social control
Page 6.4.1 Introduction
Page 6.4.2 Globalisation and fisheries
Page 6.5.1 Introduction
Page 6.5.2 Causes for Excess Capacity
Page 6.5.3 References
Page 6.6.1 Introduction
Page 6.6.2 Branches of Psychology
Page 6.6.3 Scope of Educational Psychology in Extension Education
Page 6.6.4 Social Psychology in Extension Education
Page 6.6.5 Behaviour
Page 6.6.6 Types of Stimuli
Page 6.6.7 Types of responses
Page 6.7.1 Learning
Page 6.7.2 Learning Situation
Page 6.7.3 Principles of Learning
Page 6.7.4 Process of Learning
Page 6.7.5 Learning theory (education)
Page 6.7.5.1 Behaviorism
Page 6.7.5.2 Cognitivism
Page 6.7.5.3 Constructivism
Page 6.7.5.4 Informal and post-modern theories
Page 6.7.5.5 Other learning theories
Page 6.7.6 Teaching – learning Process
Page 6.7.6.1 Steps in Teaching – Learning Process
Topic 7 Page Individual contact method
Page Farm and Home Visits
Page Objectives of Farm and Home Visit
Page Points to be considered while adopting this method
Page Suggestions to make an effective Farm and Home visit
Page Merits
Page Demerits
Page Office call
Page Suggestions for making successful calls
Page Merits
Page Demerits
Page Personal letters
Page Points to be considered in preparing the personal letters
Page Merits
Page Demerits
Page Phone call
Page Merits
Page Demerits
Page Result demonstration
Topic 8 Page Psychology
Page Branches of Psychology
Page Scope of Educational Psychology in Extension Education
Page Social Psychology in Extension Education
Page Educational Psychologies attempt to discover
Page Behaviour
Page Stimulus
Page Types of Stimulus
Page The S-R mechanism involves the following
Page Factors Affecting Development of Human beings
Page Teaching
Page Attention
Page Objective factors
Page Learning
Page Learning Experience
Page Learning Situation
Page Principles of Learning
Page Process of Learning
Page Factors Affecting learning
Page Guiding Principles of Learning
Page Learning Objectives
Page Factors Affecting Adult Learning
Page Transfer of Training
Page Characteristics of perception
Page Determinants of perception
Page Teaching
Page Principal methods of learning
Page Conditioned response
Page Trial and Error
Page Insight
Page Factors in Human learning
Page Conditioning
Page Factors of Conditioning
Page Intelligence
Page Intelligence is the ability to avail part experience
Page Intelligence is the ability of abstract thinking
Page Factors affecting Intelligence
Page Measurement of Intelligence
Topic 9 Page Introduction
Page Definition
Page Factors of Social change
Page Cultural factors
Page Technological factors
Page Biological factors
Page Populations factors
Page Environmental factors
Page Psychological factors
Page Social Change and Technology
Page Barriers to social change
Page Lack of invention and innovation
Page cultural barriers
Page Social barriers
Page Political barriers
Page Economic barriers
Topic 10 Page Mass Teaching Methods
Page Campaign
Page Purpose of the Campaign
Page Procedure for the Campaign
Page Conducting the Campaign
Page Follow-up
Page Advantages
Page Limitations
Page Exhibition
Page Purpose of the Exhibition
Page Procedure for the Exhibition
Page Suggestions in laying out exhibitions
Page Advantages
Page Limitations
Page Radio Talk
Page The purpose
Page Type of Radio programmes
Page Method of preparation
Topic 11 Page Audio Visual Aids
Page Instructional Aids
Page Aim of Audio Visual Aids
Page Types of Visual aids
Page Classification of Audio Visual Aids
Page Choosing Appropriate Media
Page Key for effective presentation with audiovisual aids
Page Factors to be considered in selection of Audio Visual aids
Page Designing the Visuals
Page Effective use of Audio Visual Aids
Page Advantages of using Audio-visual aids
Page Disadvantages of Audio Visual Aids
Page Audio-visual aids in extension
Page The range of audio-visual aids
Page Using audio-visual aids
Page Television
Page Principels involved
Page Types of Television
Page Types of Telecast
Page Television Programme Production
Page Recording the Television Programme
Page Advantages
Page Disadvantages
Page Video
Page Materials required for video production
Page Cameras
Page Video recorder
Page Video Tape
Page Monitor
Page Video Production Techniques
Topic 12 Page Public Address System
Page Objectives of PA system
Page Mikes are of four types
Page Amplifiers and Speakers
Page Recordings
Page Process of PAS with accessories
Page Types of PAS
Page Acoustic feedback
Page Digital signal processors
Page Advantages
Topic 13 Page Art of public speaking
Page Need for public speaking
Page Use of Public Speaking
Page Suggestions for new public speaking exercises
Page Some tips for good public speaking
Page Factors to be considered for good public speaking skill
Page Various Dimensions of Public Speaking
Page Don'ts in public Speaking
Page Hidden Causes of Public Speaking Stress
Page Types of speech
Topic 14 Page Multimedia
Page Major characteristics of multimedia
Page Terminology
Page Structuring information in a multimedia form
Page Multimedia Applications
Topic 15 Page Projected Visual Aids
Page Importance of projected aids
Page Principle
Page Three Major Projection Systems
Page Components of the Projectors
Page Type of Projectors
Page Preparation of production and use projected Visuals
Page Steps in planning and making the visual media
Page Principles to increase sensitivity to visual ideas and messages
Page Principles in designing the OHPs
Page The Utilisation Technique
Topic 16 Page Non-projected Visuals
Page Charts and its type
Page Preparation of charts
Page Types of chart
Page Preparation of Flash cards
Page Preparation
Page Presentation
Page Advantages
Page Flannel Board
Page Making flannel board
Page Preparation of flannel strip
Page Presentation
Page Bulletin Board
Page Materials of the display
Page Materials of bulletin board
Page Suggestions for effective use
Page Chalkboards
Page Whiteboards
Page Posters
Page Models
Page Real Objects
Page Specimen
Page Printed material
Page Preparing Printing Materials
Page Presentation
Page Evaluation
Page Leaflet (Flyer)
Page Pamphlet
Page Bulletin
Page Booklets
Page Book
Page Brochure
Page Handsout
Page Folders
Page Limitations
Page Circular letters
Page Objectives
Page Preparation
Page Application
Page Advantages
Page Limitations
Page News letter
Topic 17 Page Electronic aided Instructional technology in Extension
Page View Data
Page Teletext
Page Micro computer
Page Use of micro computers
Page Net working system (Internet)
Page E-mail
Page Advantages
Page Fax or Facsimile
Page Cellular Mobiles
Page Radio Paging
Page Voice mail
Page Very Small Aperture Terminal Technology (VSAT) Services
File Education
Topic 18 Page Visit to the State Department of Fisheries
Topic 19 Page Visit to Marine Products Export Development Authority
Topic 20 Page Visit to KVKs to study the activities and extension approaches of the KVKs
Topic 21 Page Visit to State Agriculture Department to study the extension approaches adopted by the organisation
Topic 22 Page Visit to an NGO to study their extension works and approaches in fisheries
Topic 23 Page Tools of Data Collection in Social Sciences and Development of Interview Schedule for collection of data on socio-economic parameters from fishing villages
Page Sources of data collection
Page Tools for data collection
Page Construction of an interview schedule and mailed questionnaire
Page Interview schedule for collection of data on socio – economic parameters
Topic 24 Page Collection of socio-economic data of the fishing village
Topic 25 Page Application of PRA and RRA Techniques
Topic 26 Page Field studies on village institutions and their role in the village development
Page The data needed for this study may be collected from key informants in the village
Topic 27 Page Field study on participation of women in fisheries
Topic 28 Page Introduction
Page Radio talk
Page News stories
Topic 29 Page Field studies on impact of extension programmes
Topic 30 Page Practical exercise on conducting method demonstration
Topic 31 Page Practical exercise on preparation of charts, posters and flash cards
Topic 32 Page Practical exercise on Panel discussion and public speech
Topic 34 Page Reference