The primary focus of this monograph is on how school districts might involve themselves in the process of drafting cable television ordinances and granting cable franchises. An introductory section surveys the history of cable television, its educational uses, two-way capabilities, the local origination rule, and the role of the Federal…

After twenty years of slow growth and several years of intensive public and national attention, the CATV systems of this nation still serve only a miniscule fraction of the potential educational audience. (Author)

This position paper presents the resolution that adult educators develop and better utilize cable TV as a medium for serving the educational needs of the community. Research into the use of cable technology and special training in cable television for educational purposes are presented as areas of concern for adult educators. (MW)

Cable television companies must furnish free public access channels but people must initiate use of these channels. (Author/MLF)

A look at how WVIA-TV in Scranton, Pennsylvania, persuades local cable systems to carry its programs.'' (Editor/AK)

The FCC's recent cable television proposals relevant to educational television are quoted in full. (AK)

The author briefly describes how a university's CATV system finances its broadcast ETV station. (AK)

Discusses the potentials of cable television and the need for community awareness of the capacity of cable television for carrying information. (GB)

Discusses the potentials of cable television and the need for community awareness of the capacity of cable television for carrying information. (GB)

The advantages of cable television and an action program for an educational association are discussed. (DB)

A brief look at how CATV is being used to combat the teacher shortage in Japan. (HB)

Examines the present status of cable television within the local community and explores ways that local educational institutions can develop its potential. (MAI)