How to produce your own slides, slide sets or filmstrips. (AB)

Discusses typical problems which the beginning or occasional photographer usually encounters, and ways to overcome these problems to produce better slides. Most of the recommendations relate to adjustable cameras, although many relate to techniques rather than equipment. (CMV)

The author covers photography and recording techniques for the production phase of a slide-tape program. (Author/HB)

Care providers can help develop visual literacy in school-age children by taking children on trips to local art museums and television stations and by having children produce their own low-cost photographs, color slides, or film strips. Provides detailed directions for making slides from magazine photographs and new film strips from old film. (MDM)

Tips on how to take better slides and how to present them to an audience in an educational manner constitute the subject matter of this article. (JC)

Described are procedures for constructing title slides to make a home-made slide presentation look more professional. (PEB)

A look at some aspects of photography which could be of use to a teacher, particularly in the preparation of coloured slides for use with a 35mm projector.'' (Author/AK)

Report of a Subject-Field Meeting at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Independent Schools, February 1969.

The objective of this article is to illustrate how the camera can be quite an asset to the teacher by providing effective but economical visual aids. (Author)