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Zigerell, James J. – Community and Junior College Journal, 1976
The history of the TV College of the City Colleges of Chicago is briefly reviewed, trends in the educational television field are identified, and recommendations for other educational television services are made. Issues discussed include: interinstitutional cooperation, the "talking face," and the necessity of varied programming. (NHM)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational Television, Institutional Cooperation, Television Curriculum

Cooper, Jim – Community and Junior College Journal, 1974
Described the efforts of a cultural anthropologist to produce a course for educational television and the effect of combining TV classes, correspondence techniques, faculty counseling and testing as well as coordinated text assignments. (Author/RK)
Descriptors: Anthropology, Area Studies, Community Colleges, Educational Innovation

Dahlquist, David; Bradley, James – Community and Junior College Journal, 1972
A cooperative arrangement between Northern Virginia Community College and a local television station provides a training program for broadcast technicians as well as producing and airing educational films and programs. (RN)
Descriptors: Communications, Educational Television, Production Technicians, Programing (Broadcast)

Luskin, Bernard; Zigerell, James – Community and Junior College Journal, 1978
Describes the effectiveness of telecourses in adult outreach efforts and the contribution of community colleges in developing this medium, based on conclusions reached at the first meeting of the AACJC Task Force on the Uses of Mass Media for Learning. (RT)
Descriptors: Adult Students, Community Colleges, Curriculum Development, Educational Television