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DECKER, MARTIN GEORGE – 1965
INVESTIGATED WERE DIFFERENCES IN AMOUNT AND QUALITY OF LEARNING WHEN TWO DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO TEACHING PROBLEM-SOLVING AND INFORMATION-GIVING WERE USED IN TELEVISION-AIDED INSTRUCTION IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES. INVOLVED WERE 36 RANDOMLY SELECTED FIFTH-GRADE CLASSES, AND 36 TEACHERS. TWO DIFFERENT SERIES OF TELEVISION PROGRAMS, AND TWO DIFFERENT…
Descriptors: Achievement, Comparative Analysis, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Television
Australian Association of Adult Education. – 1965
LEADERS IN ADULT EDUCATION AND THE TELEVISION FIELDS ADDRESSED A CONFERENCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF ADULT EDUCATION ON TELEVISION AS A VEHICLE FOR ADULT EDUCATION. DISCUSSION GROUPS CONSIDERED SUCH ISSUES AS TARGET POPULATIONS, NATURE OF PROGRAMS, AND USE OF FOLLOWUP MATERIALS AND METHODS. SOME OF THE IDEAS EXPRESSED WERE THAT THE…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Agencies, Adult Education, Audiences
Mainse, David – 1976
Two major objectives of the Alternatives in Children's Broadcasting Project were to determine the extent of the influence of violence in children's television and to determine if children's interest in prosocial programming makes it a viable alternative to violence programming. Both adults and 8-10 year old children were surveyed about their…
Descriptors: Cartoons, Childrens Television, Commercial Television, Educational Television
Gattegno, Caleb – 1969
Because the author believes that one learns more through sight than through language and learns it more quickly and comprehensively, he feels that television is the most likely medium to revolutionize the process of education. He explores the possibilities of creating a visual culture via television, basing his proposals on an examination of the…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Culture, Educational Innovation, Educational Television
Cavert, C. Edward – 1974
A detailed examination of the many faceted and interrelated steps requisite to the rational design, production, and operational management of a validated learning experience mediated by technology is presented. The eight phases in instructional design within which the book operates are: 1) the frame of reference within which the instruction must…
Descriptors: Contingency Management, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Educational Television
Download full textJapan Broadcasting Corp., Tokyo. Radio and Television Culture Research Inst. – 1971
Nippon Hoso Kyokai (NHK, Japan Broadcasting Corporation) is a viewer-supported public broadcasting corporation which currently includes five domestic broadcasting networks consisting of two radio, one FM, and two television networks. Over these networks NHK presents a total of 91.5 hours of broadcasting a day. This pamphlet outlines the aims of…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Broadcast Reception Equipment, Business Administration, Educational Television
Dobosh, O.; Wright, E. N. – 1972
The utilization of educational television (ETV) in schools can be ascertained by considering the teacher training in ETV, the extent of access to ETV, the student reaction, and the programing. Using a questionnaire survey method combined with detailed ETV logs, this study was able to analyze both ETV and film utilization in 13 elementary and…
Descriptors: Color, Educational Television, Films, Instructional Films
Peer reviewedMcLean, Alan C. – English Language Teaching Journal, 1976
The conventions of TV comedy, particularly in the two-man comedy team, have a role to play in the teaching of English as a foreign language. They offer situations where the normal language is both natural and repetitive, and where emotional states common to interpersonal communication can be exemplified. (Author/CFM)
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Comedy, Educational Television, English (Second Language)
King, Sharon; Lawson, Royston – Illinois Teacher of Home Economics, 1976
The author, a Boston television consumer news reporter, describes her work and shares with home economics teachers two video scripts she has used on news broadcasts. Students may produce these two presentations and then be encouraged to conduct their own investigations and report them through closed-circuit television. (AJ)
Descriptors: Consumer Education, Educational Television, Home Economics Education, Learning Activities
Gattegno, Caleb – Educational Technology, 1973
A discussion of television as a technological device used to teach reading both inside and outside of the classroom. (Author/HB)
Descriptors: Educational Television, Learning Modalities, Reading Improvement, Reading Instruction
Peer reviewedOshins, Joseph H. – Change, 1981
The economics of educational television has been disappointing. Higher education can make use of television commercials and their techniques to: (1) teach specifics such as facts, pointers, or principles that would help people improve their lives; (2) attract interest for more involved study; and (3) inform people about higher education. (MLW)
Descriptors: Career Education, Economic Factors, Educational Television, General Education
GRAY, NAN; SUNDERLIN, SYLVIA – 1967
VARIOUS POINTS OF VIEW ARE PRESENTED ON THE EFFECT OF TELEVISION UPON CHILDREN. CONTENTS--(1) TELEVISION, TIGER BY THE TAIL--ERNA CHRISTENSEN. (2) TELEVISION'S IMPACT ON THE CHILD--RALPH GARRY. (3) SOME RESEARCH ON TV--PAUL A. WITTY. (4) THE CURRICULUM CONTENT OF CHILDREN'S TELEVISION PROGRAMS AND COMMERCIALS--MARIE TOWNSEND MOORE AND JULIANA…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Cultural Influences, Educational Television, Mass Instruction
WITTICH, WALTER A. – 1961
AN INSERVICE TRAINING COURSE IN AUDIOVISUAL METHODS ATTEMPTED TO (1) MEET THE NEEDS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF GRADES 2 THROUGH 8, (2) IMPROVE BOTH TEACHER ATTITUDES TOWARD AUDIOVISUAL TECHNIQUES AND TEACHER USE OF AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS, AND (3) USE THE LATEST AND MOST EFFICIENT TEACHING PRACTICES IN PRESENTATIONS TO TEACHERS. TELEVISION WAS…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Instruction, Educational Television, Elementary School Teachers, Evaluation
Rostow, Eugene V. – 1969
A staff paper submitted to the President's Task Force on Communications Policy discusses the implications of satellites on communications development in less developed countries. A global satellite system promises fast, direct, international communications to nations whose present surface facilities are inadequate--at a considerable savings over…
Descriptors: Aerospace Technology, Communications, Communications Satellites, Developing Nations
Wagner, R. M. K. – 1974
This report is the result of a two year study during which the author attempted to apply one-half-inch videotape (VTR) technology to facilitate communication as a means of promoting development processes within the community. In addition to the social action component, the author collected and analyzed field data to determine effectiveness of VTR…
Descriptors: Communication Problems, Community Development, Data Analysis, Educational Media
