The deputy director of the ILEA Television Service describes the efforts his service is making to provide educational programing intended for teachers as well as for students. (LS)

The emergence of instructional television as an important and progressive force in the schools does indeed signal the advent of a new strategy in school health education. The National Instructional Television Center has begun the planning and development that should lead to a major television project in health education. (Author)

Presents important evidence thatstudents taking principles of economics with lectures, and those taking the course on a lectureless basis performed equally well on an intensive battery of objective examinations." (Editor)

Guidelines on creating scripts, chosing writers, and developing staff." (Editor)

The results of one year's viewing of a child-oriented television show are discussed. (CK)

History and purpose of an audio-video-computer communications network in education. (RA)

How sound basic production methods help create good instruction." (Editor)

Some comments on the applicability of television to aiding the rural development of underdeveloped countries. (LS)

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)