A brief look at some of the problems involved in viewing educational television programs in the classroom. (AA)

The advantages and disadvantages of tape and films are debated by representatives from Kodak (film) and Ampex (tape)." (Editor)

How television was used in a summer project for home economics education. (HB)

Examines points to be considered when choosing TV as a training/communications medium.'' (Editor)

Engineering courses offered at Colorado State University can now be taken by Colorado junior college students through the use of video tape. This gives the potential transfer students a chance to take prerequisite courses not offered by their college, and similarly diminishes the college's need for additional, specially- trained faculty. (JO)

Describes method that allows limited facilities to record instructor's graphic material--without an elaborate production effort." (Editor)

Sketches the history of video and cable communications use in libraries, current library activities in video collection and production, problems with some library video projects, trends in video services, and plans for future video uses within libraries. (FM)

Twenty-six articles and papers on the use of videotape in schools are listed in this bibliography. The documents, published between 1968 and 1970, are listed alphabetically be author. The title, source, and date of publication is also noted. (JY)

Identifies the various uses video tapes in secondary social studies classes with particular emphasis on United States History. Provides teaching suggestions for using the 3 hour ABC television show "45/85," which looked at the global history of the past 45 years from the viewpoint of the United States and Soviet Union. (JDH)

Recent advances in technology and the increased availability of videotape equipment in schools have raised innumerable questions about a teacher's right to tape television programs "off the air". A series of guidelines that have evolved from judicial findings in copyright cases are discussed. (Author/RK)