A brief description of an experimental program designed to demonstrate the distribution of educational television to selected areas of the Rocky Mountain states" which uses low-cost terminals located on or near school buildings. (Author/AK)

Long term use of instructional television in advanced university geography courses indicates this medium can be extremely effective when properly used. Good viewing facilities and high program quality, which comes from unusual teaching ability and special training, are essential. (NH)

A comparison of several instructional television programs which were awarded prizes by the Japanese educational network. (AK)

Practical pointers on why an MATV system may not work as it should." (Editor)

A description of a television-managed learning system" which aims at improving cost effectiveness in instruction. (Author/AK)

The study matched two groups of 20 deaf pupils on their pre-exposure knowledge of information contained in a televised film, with and without captions. (Author)

Television for children can help them broaden their experiences, develop values and understand more about human feelings. An example of this type of educational television is Ripples," a series of 15-minute color programs for in-school viewing by children in kindergarten and early primary grades. (AJ)

An investigation of the effectiveness of a television reading program, along with parental home involvement, in helping three-year-old children learn to read." Appended are 18 references. (Author/AA)

Describes an informational program in South Carolina designed to reach "underemployed and unemployed black youth, 16 to 22 years of age." (Author/AK)

A look at how educational television is funded and at the need to maintain state and local funding in order to retain "a system of decentralized authority for programming decisions." (Author/AK)