A description of a British language educational television course using drama. (HB)

A question-and-answer interview with the director general of the Independent Broadcasting Authority giving his views on educational broadcasting in Great Britain. (HB)

The various technical possibilities of the video-recorder are outlined with a view to finding out the consequences resulting for education. (Author)

A discussion of "Joao da Silva" a telecourse developed in Brazil for adult basic education. (HB)

A description of SPAN (Start Planning Ahead Now), a comprehensive career education project in Memphis, Tennessee. (HB)

Article serves to provide audiovisual specialists with background information about ESAA-TV, and then briefly discusses the specific programing now in planning or production as the result of the first year's Emergency School Aid Act television grants. (Author)

An overview of how television has been used as a medium of instruction in Asia for eleven years. In those years ITV has developed with varying degrees of success in the different countries. (Author)

Higher education institutions using cable TV may bring their messages directly into the homes of the public. (Author)

An outline of the BBC's provision of television for British schools describing the constitution and function of the School Broadcasting Council and the role of the BBC School Television Department. (Author)

The director of the inter-university research unit in Great Britain argues that the potential of television is still unrealized in higher education. (Editor)

Author argues that the proposed fourth television channel in Britain should be taken from the moguls and made over to education, including an Open School. (Editor/RY)

A review of some of the considerations concerning the link between broadcasting and other modes of instruction that the teams preparing courses for the Open University will have to face. (AA)