A general discussion of audiovisual media for the kindergarten in Germany. (HB)

Contains a brief description of a teaching area set up in 1966; experiences at the time of the introduction of teaching aids with television broadcasts and, afterward, with self-made worksheets and filmstrips, among other things (several examples). (Text is in German.) (IFS/WGA)

In a presentation at a symposium on educational media for teaching the deaf (1974), the development of use of overhead projectors with deaf students is discussed. (LS)

Article presented some suggestions for integrating television viewing into the teaching process. (Author/RK)

The paper reviews the advantages and disadvantages of using word processing programs with learning disabled students, describes some available programs, delineates criteria for selection of word processing programs, and considers expanded uses of word processing with this population. Advantages of word processing programs for learning disabled…

One of nine brief guides on using computer technology, this guide is directed to parents of children with disabilities and provides an overview of computer use with handicapped children and suggestions for ways parents can learn more about the potential of technology to aid their children. Instructional software for classroom or home use generally…

Developed from 63 responses to a survey of 104 members of the Kentucky Association for Communications and Technology (KACT), this report provides information on the association's members in three categories: (1) basic demographic data, employment function, academic preparation, and areas of expertise and interest; (2) other affiliations, committee…

This study examined current approaches to computer courseware evaluation and evaluated published models on courseware evaluation from the perspectives of end-user/project proposers, the commercial vendor, and the academic or non-aligned consultant. First, a list of primary sources of computer courseware evaluation were located and analyzed. From…

This article outlines various practical uses of audio visuals in college classroom. Use of transparencies, posters, slides, eight tracks and cassettes, portable record players, video tapes, 8mm and 16mm film, audio tapes, printed matter, and simulation games were discussed. Use of multi-media was found superior to standard lecture methods.…

A brief, general history and overview of educational media. (HB)

A discussion of the relationship of the British Council and educational television. (HB)

A discussion of the author's experience using videotape in teaching American history. (HB)

The history of the UCLA Medical Media Network is examined in relation to the value of audiovisuals for use in continuing education in the health sciences. (Author)