The third edition of this bibliography of doctoral dissertations in television and radio lists over 900 titles reported through June of 1970. The dissertations have been grouped into categories such as commercial broadcasting; educational broadcasting; broadcasting and government; broadcasting, politics, and controversial issues; broadcasting as…

Presented is a description of the development and use of a technical system designed to provide students (in this case, engineering students) situated at remote sites a means for better interaction with their instructors. For example, students at such sites cannot get their immediate questions answered because of the physical location of their…

With proper planning and cooperative arrangements for broadcasting and cable communications, junior colleges can effectively extend course offerings and other services to their communities. (RN)

The development of cable educational television at Vincennes University (Indiana) is discussed in terms of the financing, securing of franchises, educational goals and plans for future expansion. (RN)

Discusses the influence television has on children's language development and lists television resources that illustrate children's literature, vocabulary and reading skills, mathematics, and study skills. (HTH)

Television is reshaping the ways in which people view themselves and others. (DD)

Describes some steps superintendents, principals, and the school district's information officer can try in making effective use of radio and television for providing public information programs. (RK)

Article examined the requirements a school would need to fulfill in order to produce their own TV programming. (RK)

Describes how television in Norway provides reading experiences for viewers on many levels. (RB)

A discussion of the prospects of widespread use of color television in England. (HB)

Engineers with access to USC's or Stanford's interactive instructional network can take part in live university courses while at work. (Editor)