This is a report by the National Association of Educational Broadcasting attempting to express some of the principles that underlie educational broadcasting. (AK)

This article will explore why ITV has remained the one instructional materials area where there has been no significant commercial activity. The author indicates why there is no reason to expect the situation to change soon." (Editor)

"Instructional television has played a unique role of catalyst for innovation in El Salvador's educational reform. In this case, technology has aided educational planners in conceiving and carrying out systematic changes on a wide scale. With this type of use of technology, developing countries may expect a far greater impact from the new…

Comments on public broadcasting taken from the radio scripts of the famous cartoonist and self-appointed political sage, who believes educational television to be a network which is mainly the voice of those who despise the average guy and encourage his kids to despise him." (Author/LS)

The executive director of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting writes a sarcastic but incisive response to the criticisms of educational television raised by Al Capp in the preceding article. (LS)

Author examines educational television programming and suggests catagorizing programs by purpose instead of type. (HB)

Essay arguing that ETV professionals are haunted by ghosts we inherited from the two sources of our professionalism--commercial broadcasting and education." (Author/LS)

Author describes the television program The Family Game'' and discusses the advantages of books to accompany the program. (HB)

A description of the STRIVE project which aims to help members of the target audience acquire and apply a set of general skills in solving practical problems of living, in reading, and in mathematics.'' (Author/AK)