A discussion of the various topics, all related to broadcasting, given consideration at the conference. (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)

Radiostudy, a non-credit Canadian continuing education series, begun in June, 1969, incorporates the international concept of the "open university, with courses given on a wide range of subjects. Each course is made up of 12 half hour programs. (SE)

A school bus is equipped with tape recordings and radio equipment so that students who travel at least two hours each day can participate in cultural, recreational, and educational activities. (DB)

A discussion of the problem of FM radio assignments and the consequences for public radio. (HB)

Information is presented regarding the radio course, beginning in the school year 1974-1975, of 9 broadcasts on Lessons 2 through 10 of the textbook: aims, methodological design, topics, action frames, activity of the individual broadcasts. (Text is in German.) (IFS/WGA)

A kit of materials has been developed which provide a model of good radio programing and the opportunity to practice the skills involved in making programs. (JY)

B. H. Molesworth who died at age eighty-one in August 1971, was one of Australia's leading pioneers in adult education. (DR)

The Director of Education for the Australian Broadcasting Commission outlines the various programs, built around a two-way radio network, used to personalize education for the lonely child isolated in Australia's outback." (Author/LS)