An interview with Donald Gratton of the British Broadcasting Corporation, generally dealing with the role of educational television in the British educational system. (HB)

A discussion of how the Educational Design Unit operates at the British Broadcasting Corporation. (HB)

Chronicles the short (1970-77) and troubled history of instructional television in Egypt. Among the problems which led to the discontinuation of television programing for schools were production delays, inadequate repair service, and lack of training. (LLS)

Any discussion of management in educational broadcasting must take into account the type of organization and the culture it operates within. There are no rules or principles that generalize across all situations. (BD)

A general discussion of the reasons why an educational television library is important. (HB)

A discussion of a new program in Great Britain, the adult literacy program. BBC broadcasts along with tutorial support, classes, and schemes for individual support are detailed. (HB)

A discussion of India's Satellite Instructional Television Experiment (SITE). Beginning August, 1975, technologists, social scientists, politicians, and many others have been watching and assessing the progress of the experiment. (Author/HB)

A question-answer interview with the head of further education at the BBC, Great Britain. (HB)

A discussion of the role instructional television can play in nonformal, or affective education, in developing nations. (HB)