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Pizzi, Skip – 1995
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been progressing over the past 5 years toward the institution of Direct Broadcast Satellite Radio (DBS-R) which would institute a new type of radio service. The FCC refers to the service as Satellite DARS (Digital Audio Radio Service), and it would provide reliable, high-fidelity satellite-delivered…
Descriptors: Communications Satellites, Programming (Broadcast), Radio, Services
Horner, Tommy – Teleconferencing Business, 1998
Presents four ways to improve broadcasts of company satellite conferences, including creative site selection (using facilities at educational institutions rather than hotel rooms); creative programming (using graphics and other interruptions to break up lectures or speeches); creative crew selection; and creative downlink site activities (to…
Descriptors: Communications Satellites, Educational Facilities, Graphic Arts, Program Improvement
Graumann, Peter – Technology and Learning, 1994
An interactive learning service for elementary grades, "GALAXY Classroom," offers enrichment opportunities to classrooms. Students communicate via fax in response to questions posed in satellite transmitted segments. The primary market for "GALAXY Classroom" is the at-risk student. Sidebars describe costs and current offerings.…
Descriptors: Communications Satellites, Costs, Educational Technology, Educational Television
Botterbusch, Hope Roland – 1996
With the many changes in technology since the Copyright Act was passed, following that law has become increasingly complex. Educators need to understand the law, and how to apply it in various situations. This fastback addresses some of the key issues of copyright law with particular attention to new technologies. After a brief history of the…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Change, Communications Satellites, Compliance (Legal)
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Washington, DC. – 1992
Important changes in classroom television and the technologies that accompany it have taken place. Videocassette recorders have become more plentiful, giving teachers greater flexibility in presentation and scheduling; the growth of program delivery systems such as videocassettes, satellite, cable, and broadcast services has given educators more…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Communications Satellites, Educational Television, Elementary Secondary Education