"An eminent doctor makes concrete suggestions to improve medical television." (Editor)

The article describes a program in which schools in different parts of the country exchange video tapes which their students make about their schools. (CD)

How institutional use of television for special communications is growing as organizations learn the economics and practicality of private, do-it-yourself video. (Author)

At Snow College, Ephraim, Utah, traditional lectures have become a thing of the past since the introduction of videotapes, super 8 film, and audio cassettes in self-paced learning. (SF)

The creative use of audiovisual media can aid in developing student positive self-image and adds an exciting dimension to traditional physical education classes. (LH)

There is no question that the many journals published here and around the world provide a common ground for scholars to evaluate theories or findings proposed by their peers. In the field of mass communication, the visual component should be included as a useful tool in discussing relevant issues of the day; further, the editing and preparation of…

This paper suggests specific experimental designs, criteria measures, and testing procedures for the empirical study of various field forces operative in the structure of the television picture. The purpose of the paper is twofold: first, to illustrate, through selected videotapes, the various field forces and, second, to provide specific…

A series of post-McLuhan perceptions reiterates that new media have made possible new ways of experiencing the world. For the young in "Media-America" who have grown up with television, completed products like books are less important than ongoing process. The best means for recording this ongoing process is videotape camera. The introduction of a…

This study examined the effects of channel variation on attitude change and source credibility. The fifty-four subjects who made up the four treatments (live, video, audio, control) were given a pre and posttest measure of attitude change consisting of 12 Likert-type scales. Additionally, the three experimental groups were administered a posttest…

Audio and video tape cassettes pose some special problems for the librarian. A better understanding of what these products can -- and cannot -- do will help the librarian make optimum use of the new formats. (Author/NH)

Hypothesizes that augmenting print-based distance education courses for postsecondary students with other technologies enhances the effectiveness of student learning. Explores the use of videotape, television, one-and two-way audio/videoconferencing, and the Internet, and presents strategies for integrating these technologies. (Author/LRW)

An evaluation of the use of multimedia education channels for continuing physician education. (CH)