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Brown, Richard V. – Educ Telev, 1970
A description of WJCT's total news and public affairs effort" directed toward giving the citizens of Jacksonville comprehensive coverage of local issues and a means through which to respond to these issues. (Author/AA)
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Community Problems, Feedback, Public Television
Kossoff, Dan; Mahrer, Neil – Public Telecommunications Review, 1973
Because public television is not geared to the demands of a mass audience, its stations have been able to experiment with extended coverage of governmental activities at the local, regional and national levels. One recent, elaborate venture of that kind is described - the efforts of Florida stations in bringing their viewers lengthy coverage, each…
Descriptors: Educational Television, Local Issues, Political Issues, Programing (Broadcast)

LeRoy, David J.; And Others – Journal of Communication, 1974
This study of journalist, public, and legislator responses to televised sessions of the Florida legislature is part of a symposium on legislative and judicial communications. (CH)
Descriptors: Government Role, Legislators, Public Opinion, Public Television
LeRoy, David J.; Wotring, C. Edward – 1974
A survey was conducted to ascertain the reactions of viewers and legislators to a public television series, "Today in the Legislature," which presented videotaped segments of a nine-week session of both the Florida House of Representatives and Senate. The results showed that viewers felt the program was informative, that their…
Descriptors: Audiences, Community Surveys, Educational Television, Legislators
LeRoy, David J.; And Others – 1974
During the gavel-to-gavel coverage by public television of the Watergate Hearings of the Select Committee on Campaign Practices, audience makeup and attitudes in Florida were surveyed and profiled. Findings showed that blacks were attracted in greater proportion than whites, and males more than females. Spanish-speaking persons tended to avoid the…
Descriptors: Audiences, Comparative Analysis, Media Research, Political Issues

Evans, David L.; Gollattscheck, James F. – Community and Junior College Journal, 1976
A history of radio and television community college education in Florida is given, beginning with pioneering efforts by individual colleges, and concluding with the organization of a statewide consortium which divides the state into six regions, determined by the broadcast ranges of particular educational television stations. (NHM)
Descriptors: Coordination, Educational Cooperation, Educational Media, Educational Radio
Dominguez, Paula Szulc; Nicholls, Craig; Storandt, Barbara – Hezel Associates (NJ1), 2006
The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) sought to build on the strengths of high quality professional development through an online venture funded under the U.S. Department of Education's Ready To Teach (RTT) program. PBS TeacherLine was designed to provide high-quality, facilitated online professional development for K-12 teachers nationwide.…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Educational Technology, Professional Development, Mathematics Curriculum
Atkin, Charles K.; Greenberg, Bradley S. – 1974
A study was made of the reactions of 544 Tallahassee high school students to a public television series, "Today in the Legislature", which presented segments of a session of the state legislature of Florida in six 50-minute programs. The main goal was to determine the major effect of mass media on political knowledge and its influence on…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Communication (Thought Transfer), Educational Research, Educational Television