This newsletter describes development projects that utilize varied media, including microcomputers, videotape, and print materials, and discusses development communications issues. Specific articles are as follows: "Microcomputers for Education in the Developing World" (Kurt D. Moses); "Social Marketing: Two Views, Two Opportunities" (Susan Saunders and William A. Smith); "Wonsuom--A Rural Communication Project in Ghana" (S. T. Kwame Boafo); "New Learning Technologies Project" (brief description of a new project); "Documentary on DSC (Development Support Communication) Shows TV Doesn't Have to Be Expensive to be Good" (Iain McLellan); "A.I.D. Development Communications Policy"; "Oral Rehydration Therapy Video Tapes"; "The Training and Demonstration System of Agricultural Extension: A Nigerian Experience" (Richard China and Peter Langmead); "Publications to Note" (Arlene Horowitz); "Field Experience in the Gambia: Screening and Training Fieldworkers" (Peter L. Spain); "Results of DCR Reader Survey"; and "The Coming of Age of Development Communication" (Judy Brace). Four books are reviewed in "A Communicator's Checklist" (reviewers are Maria Rubama, Sally Coghlan, Arlene Horowitz, and Judy Brace) and Barbara Minor reviews recently acquired ERIC documents on development topics. (LMM)