Describes a program at Puerto Rico Junior College that offers credit and noncredit courses over a commercial television station. (IRT)

A closed circuit television program produced through the facilities of the Waukegan Development Center by retarded adults for retarded adults is discussed. It is explained that the variety format of the show allows for many guest performers and that the show also utilizes prerecorded "remotes" and a musical contest as a part of its weekly…

A unique program designed to give teacher-education candidates their first teaching experience with children of preschool age, using Sesame Street television programs as the curriculum focal point. (CS)

Describes installation, operation, and educational benefits of a closed circuit television system installed on a ship used for the "Semester at Sea" program. The program, jointly sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh and the Institute of Shipboard Education, provides undergraduates with the opportunity to pursue studies on a…

Discusses characteristics and programs of the World Education Center in Berkeley, California. The central thrust of the program is peace studies, with the objective of working toward an end to war. Programs include the Conscience and War Education program and Instructional Television and World Education: Time for A Marriage. (KC)

Describes how a middle school counselor uses instructional television to reach students. Provides a list of television series available for use with junior high and senior high students. (IRT)

Describes use of the public television program "Between the Lions" in one kindergarten classroom to help develop literacy skills. Reports that 75 to 85 percent of children were engaged by the program, with the most attentive children being those who understood some letter-sound connections and enjoyed trying to read along. Most of the…

Article described a new organization, Agency for Instructional Television, explored the quality and cost of its programs, and its organization, offering it as a model for the production of educational materials, a model that produced better materials at lower costs. (Editor/RK)

Describes the content of a televised series of life science programs for junior high school that emphasize the diversity of living forms and provide the opportunity for student data collection and interpretation. (AL)

The study described in this article examined the successes and problems of television use in the classroom, and not the question: Do students learn from ITV?" (Author)

The Executive Director of the St. Louis ETV Commission, who is also general manager of the local ETV station, outlines the station's history, organization, equipment, and programing practices. (LS)