THIS REPORT HIGHLIGHTS THE PROCEDURES, ACTIONS, AND DEVELOPMENTS OF EIGHT DISSEMINATION CONFERENCES ON THE USES OF TELEVISION IN EDUCATION. PRESENTED FOR EACH OF THE CONFERENCES ARE THE POST-CONFERENCE ACTIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS. AN EVALUATION SECTION INCLUDES A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS REPRESENTING THE COMPOSITE JUDGMENT OF THE NORTH CENTRAL…

In challenging the contention that educational television is a failure in our society and that it will remain one until it learns some lessons from commercial television, the author explains why commercial television's approach is not viable for ETV. Less attention is given to answering the charge of failure than to faulting the proposed solution…

The current status of the Hawaii Educational Television Network is described in terms of the staff, the budget, the broadcast and reception equipment, and the programing, with consideration also given to some of the more unique aspects of the system and to its utilization. (LS)

A proposed satellite-aided educational television (ETV) system for Argentina is described in this Spanish-language report. The requirements and advantages of such a system are discussed, and some other studies of satellite-aided ETV are summarized. International and legal considerations, and problems of integrating existing Argentine TV stations…

An overview of the development of instructional television which points to the shortcomings of the past programs. (HB)

Production of multimedia for school broadcasting, with emphasis on the Trialogue project. (LS)

An interview with Donald Gratton of the British Broadcasting Corporation, generally dealing with the role of educational television in the British educational system. (HB)

Examines a system which provides a central digital time source by displaying digital time on strategically located TV receivers. (Editor)

A brief description of six new educational programs being broadcast by the BBC. (AK)

The Director of Educational Programmes describes the use of the television in the Cuban educational system and presents some of the positive results" obtained after two years of Broadcasting. (AA)