The aim of this article is to survey the emergence of this educational technology under the unique conditions of the Australian setting." Appended are 14 references. (Author/AA)

Describes the operations of KCET TV (Los Angeles), the West Coast delay and operational center for National Educational Television. (LS)

Discussed are the tasks and methods of Albert Manzi, a man who has been instrumental in teaching over one million Italians to read and write through the two courses he gives on educational television. (LS)

Specific techniques and devices for teaching sophomore electrical engineering course. (IR)

The director of the Audio-Visual Service at the University of Edinburgh describes the results of an experiment designed to test whether the form of presentation (lecture, Discussion, set of attention-directing questions) of a videotaped lesson affected the stimulation of critical judgement of student teachers." (Author/AA)

Reviewed in some depth are four nation's educational programs into which radio and television have been integrated in order to "provide second opportunities to adults who interrupted their educational careers before entering college; who were not able to obtain admission to institutions of higher learning through normal channels; or who need…

Aspects of this innovative British venture in higher education through educational broadcasting are described: foundation and supplemental courses, administration, scheduling, study facilities, textbooks, and anticipated initial enrollment (January 1971). (LY)

Adaptation of speech given before conference on New Strategies for Learning, conducted by the American Association of Junior Colleges and the Association of College and Research Libraries (June 19-21, 1969).