The author suggests that the problem of balancing the demands of the purely academic (instructional and research) uses of the computer and a rising tide of administrative data processing" is best solved by forming Computer Center committees to resolve the bulk of computer scheduling and usage problems. (Author/AA)

The purpose of this article is to briefly sketch a paradigm which the authors feel has promise of placing the selection of media to present basic concepts on a more scientific basis." (Author)

The author presents a framework against which educational 'data processing' tasks can be examined relative to each other." (Author/AK)

This article concerns some economic concepts which shed light upon the effective and efficient use of information processing facilities" and suggests that centralized computing facilities can produce higher quality outputs than smaller organizations. (Author/AA)

The author argues for a systems approach in applying media and technology to instruction. He outlines three phases, in order of priority: (1) defining the objectives of the process and staffing strategies, (2) developing software and (3) procuring hardware." (Editor)

Author proposes that practically any inexpensive color videotape recorder may be used to recover color from a black-and-white high resolution recorder if adequate burst is obtained at playback, despite what the manufacturer's manual may or may not say about the subject. (Author)

The author provides a brief look at eight kinds of activities that would provide computer support for a broad range of student and staff activities. (AA)