Discusses savings resulting from a cooperative film library formed by the University of Wisconsin and thirteen school districts. (BD)

A brief look at some findings which came from a survey by the AECT of 71 film libraries. (AK)

The operational costs of a large non-profit midwestern university film library are reviewed. (Author/STS)

The recording of dance for archival purpose has spawned the mediation of dance for education, training, and artistic purposes as well; and video has naturally emerged as the recording medium. (Author/CMV)

Describes a procedure of evaluating film collection usage according to cost per minute figures. A shared collection is recommended as a method of reducing costs by increasing per film usage. (CMV)

Findings of a survey indicate that although some 5,000 district, regional, and rental libraries provide films to America's schools and colleges, the persistent dilemma of the classroom teacher is still the uncertain availability of the right film at the right time. Proper film information management and dissemination are needed. (CMV)

A proposal for one possible route to determining an equitable basis for school districts and other end-users of educational films to produce in-house video copies of those films, while not violating the rights of the holders of copyrights on the films. (Author)

Seven professionals in the area of educational films and film library management discuss film previewing practices related to preview prints, evaluation, regional centers, teacher participation, and alternative processes. (CMV)