"How one medical school mobilizes TV with modified hospital equipment." (Editor)

The Director of the Instructional Resources Center at Ithaca College describes the program of the college's Radio-Television-Film Department. (LS)

Presents a taxonomy of formal features of television and examines ways in which these features are used in current productions for children. Coding categories for formal features include action, pace, visual events, and auditory features. Concludes that commercial producers stress formal features as much or more than content. (PD)

Illustrates the similarities between mass production projects in industrial arts and the planning steps involved in writing funding proposals and implementing funded projects. (SK)

Presents guidelines for cropping photographs for student publications. (JL)

Highlights six photographic errors that are commonly found in yearbooks and urges that photos be double-checked in the darkroom. (HOD)

Presents data gathered in a survey of 56 midwestern schools concerning various aspects of school newspaper production. (AEA)

Reviews yearbook production guidelines prepared by the national rating services. Notes some differences and many similarities in the various guidelines. (FL)

Describes current videodisc technology, including intelligent videodiscs and the process of mastering (making videodiscs). A comparison of the features of four different noncompatible playback systems and the impact of this technology on education and training is briefly discussed. (BK)

Reviews 25 years of experimental research into production and presentation variables, such as technical variations, content and organization strategies, and performer variables. Suggestions are made for continuing research in specific areas, and a bibliography of 45 references is appended. (Author/BK)

Provides a guide for librarians to use in selecting globes by discussing how globes are made, types of globes, special and extraterrestrial globes, selecting criteria, and comparing such features as aesthetic appeal, readability, and currency of political information. A list of globe manufacturers and a selected bibliography are provided. (CHC)

Offers suggestions for coping with the photographic problems that winter weather conditions present. (RL)

This article presents guidelines to the elementary teacher for producing a class play. The script for a short adaptation of "Alice in Wonderland" is appended on pages 47-49. (SJL)