Describes method that allows limited facilities to record instructor's graphic material--without an elaborate production effort." (Editor)

Reports on the varied applications of videotape recorders, from education to industry. (LS)

The extensive facilities of the Broward Founty (Florida) Instructional Television Center are described in great detail. (LS)

Applications of the new media to the study and practice of medicine is the concern of all three articles in this journal. Two of the articles discuss the idea and application of Tele-Diagnosis, a system whose function is to determine if effective physician-supervised emergency care can be delivered to an individual some distance from the physician…

The coordinator of the Multimedia Instructional Laboratory at Wisconsin describes an experimental course whose primary objective was to expose through direct student participation the relationships and processes involved when messages are presented through several media simultaneously." (Author/LS)

In 1966 the University of California Medical Center at San Francisco (including Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy) established a broadly based communications media center designed to serve the variety of teaching, research, and continuing education requirements of the faculty. This article dwells on the variety of applications…

The closed-circuit television and videotape recording facilities and equipment of the University of California at Santa Barbara are described, with attention given to their applications. The educational philosophy which guides the school's Learning Resources program is also touched upon. (LS)