Explains how a high school newspaper staff raised money by preparing and selling special editions whenever a school team or organization was involved in a special event. (FL)

Discusses the successful use of the Apple Laserwriter printer in the production of the student newspaper at a Florida university. (HTH)

Applied experimental techniques to demonstrate that augmenting spatial context by using multiple monitors (each for a different participant in a public affairs television production) can improve message retention. Notes that adopting such procedures in televised instruction to foster learning should be explored. (PD)

Argues that the productive efficiency of industry, which derives from technology and teamwork, should be the content base for industrial arts. Outlines a sample course based on this premise, changes in industrial arts that would result, and evaluation criteria. (SK)

Some tips and checklists to help college and university personnel with the three major phases of slide show development (planning, production, and presentation) are provided. (MLW)

Suggestions for the preparation and use of database guide sheets (idiot sheets) highlights when to make an idiot sheet; steps in preparation (define suitable format, gather pertinent information); production; adding notations to vendor-supplied guide sheets; and points to remember. Examples of DIALOG and homemade guide sheets are included. (EJS)

This paper presents tips on scripting, staging, and reading Reader's Theater. The first section of the paper discusses tips on scripting--script roles, cuts and changes, narration, script format, and team scripting (children working in teams to write scripts). The second section presents tips on staging, such as equipment, script handling, the…

Analyzes director Victor Seastrom's concern with aspects of "scene"--as reflection, motivation, and symbol-particularly in his 1928 production, "The Wind." (Author/RB)

How to produce instructional series that sell with a minimum of expense. (Editor)

Describes the University of Maryland Institute on Instructional Television and Basic Adult Education. (LS)

A brief discussion of the value of such aids to instructional television as videotape recordings and film clips followed by a directory of the manufacturers of these aids. (LS)

Maslow's Hierarchial Theory, Mcgregor's X & Y Theory, and Hertsberg's Hygiene Theory all based on motivation, are examined as to their effectiveness to increase worker production. The author feels management should not concentrate on motivation and offers his own theory, Spiral Web Theory, to help increase employee productiveness. (RB)