intervisitation

States, the ease of the exchange of ideas, and the frequent intervisitation, resulted in Canada having a similar pedagogical approach to learning.

The Learning Materials Crisis in our Schools 1975

It is true that there is considerable intervisitation, and yet the rank and file of members in one state know comparatively little of the progress and methods of the Grange in an adjoining state; this knowledge is confined to a few leaders.

Chapters in Rural Progress 1901

I think it has also been a gift to the local Friends to have some of the diversity of FWCC come into their regular lives, not just as a conference but as intervisitation.

What Canst Thou Say? Robin M. 2010