Explains how to and how not to utilize student production crews in school AV and ITV productions." (Editor)

Comments on public broadcasting taken from the radio scripts of the famous cartoonist and self-appointed political sage, who believes educational television to be a network which is mainly the voice of those who despise the average guy and encourage his kids to despise him." (Author/LS)

The executive director of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting writes a sarcastic but incisive response to the criticisms of educational television raised by Al Capp in the preceding article. (LS)

Four speakers examine the BBC's plans for educational programs in the next decade and focus on the difficulties involved in placing all educational radio programs on VHF. (AA)

A blueprint for creating an area-wide consortium to govern an ITFS system." (Editor)

A simplified procedure for editing videotape, intended to produce higher quality instructional television programs. (LS)

In a speech before the 45th Annual Convention of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (Washington, November 9-12, 1969), the U.S. Commissioner of Education discusses the need of integrating educational technology--particularly educational television--into the process of educational improvement in this country. (LS)

Discusses the attitudes of educators toward educational television, the advances in videotaping technology, the problem of copyright protection of televised material, and the limitations caused by the lack of instructional television specialists. (IRT)

Discusses a proposal to use satellite communication systems to bring a current events program into the classroom. The author argues that the immediacy of the program would incite students to learn and would make the connection between news and knowledge. (IRT)