Describes the operations of KCET TV (Los Angeles), the West Coast delay and operational center for National Educational Television. (LS)

The director of the Audio-Visual Service at the University of Edinburgh describes the results of an experiment designed to test whether the form of presentation (lecture, Discussion, set of attention-directing questions) of a videotaped lesson affected the stimulation of critical judgement of student teachers." (Author/AA)

Children's Television Workshop recently commissioned a nationwide survey in which 736 teachers in grades 3 through 6 were asked how they access and present educational programing in their classrooms. Teachers use educational television, and they prefer 15- to 30-minute shows that focus on a single topic. (MLF)

The various technical possibilities of the video-recorder are outlined with a view to finding out the consequences resulting for education. (Author)

Paper concentrates on reducing unit costs and reports on the cost-effectiveness of a simple piece of technology, the use of video-tape to provide off-campus education. (Author)

SEVEN ARTICLES DEAL WITH VARIOUS ASPECTS OF EDUCATIONAL TV, INCLUDING VIDEO RECORDERS, TV MONITORS, CLOSED CIRCUIT TV CAMERAS, LENSES, AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. SINGLE COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE AVAILABLE FREE FROM SCHOOL PROGRESS, 481 UNIVERSITY AVE., TORONTO 2, ONTARIO, CANADA. (MS)

Compiled from a computerized data base of over 12,000 entries at the National Information Center for Educational Media (NICEM), this index is a bibliographical guide to commercially produced educational videotapes. A first section, a subject guide to videotapes, presents entries by subject categories used in media producers' and educational…

The advantages and financial saving from using videotaped instruction for employee training and communication at Southern New England Bell Telephone are discussed. (LF)

The purpose of this article is to consider, first, some of the implications of using the videotape recorder in the television studio for in-school music instruction...and, second, some of the present-day practices of using smaller videotape recorders in the classroom and teaching studio for individualized instruction." (Author)

An increasing demand for facilities to record and transmit material from radio and television sources in educational establishments has led to considerable efforts being made to rationalize the laws of copyright. (EB)