The author suggests that there is a need to identify methods of effectively and efficiently enhancing communication in the lecture room, laboratory or in the out-of-class environment. The study reported concerns the development of suitable new systems which will enable the teacher of chemistry to (1) use projection television for brief periods…

Project IMPACT (Individualized Media Program and Classroom Teaching) was designed to provide the classroom teacher with the services of a media specialist for consultation on methods of improving instruction through the coordinated use of various instructional media. The Project assumed all responsibilities, excluding purchasing, for media-related…

Topics in this annotated bibliography on audiovisual instruction include the history of instructional technology, teacher-training, equipment operation, administration of media programs, production of instructional materials, language laboratories, instructional television, programed instruction, communication theory, learning theory, and…

Determined were the effects of educational motion pictures on the learning of biological concepts in a tenth grade biology course. Randomly assigned to sections were 173 students. One section was randomly drawn as the control group; the remaining sections were assigned as experimental groups. The experimental groups were shown films correlated on…

Audiovisual materials for use with the Individually Prescribed Instruction (IPI) Mathematics Program are listed. The guide gives the type of aid, title, content, and source. The aids are listed by the IPI objective which they are to illustrate. (JY)

In order to study the role performance of a media generalist working in public schools at the district level, a population of teachers and administrators in two upper middle-class suburban communities was studied. A secondary objective was to utilize the study as a pilot scheme to test the feasibility of applying operational simulation techniques,…

This annotated listing of instructional materials for use with exceptional children includes 137 entries from various exceptional child education programs in Florida. Products are listed alphabetically by title and additionally indexed by area of exceptionality, program source, and sponsoring school district. Each entry includes a brief annotation…

This list of audiovisual materials has been compiled as a supplement to "The Black Experience in Children's Books." It is not a comprehensive list but a catalog of the holdings in The New York Public Library which have proven to be popular with children and which are still available for purchase. Much of the material included has been produced for…

Details are given of the background and organization of the Curriculum Revision and Instruction in Mathematics at the Elementary Level (CRIMEL) program for undergraduates at The Ohio State University. The first three years of the program are discussed; administrative problems in grouping students for instruction, attempts to use multimedia methods…

This document reports on a study of the resources available for teachers and on the usage of these resources in British Columbia. The methodology of the study was as follows: questionnaires were sent to all British Columbia schools, all district resources in British Columbia, and teacher organizations in other provinces; on-site visits to selected…

Compiled at the Jim Dan Hill Library of the Univeristy of Wisconsin-Superior, this unannotated bibliography of information and review sources includes sections on: general guides to books and nonbook materials; review indexes; comprehensive bibliographies; films and tapes; maps, prints, charts, and microforms; slides; filmstrips, and…

A workshop was held for persons having systemwide responsibility for media programs in Maryland. Workshop planners presented a series of programs about staffing and censorship. The programs offered numerous ideas which led participants to examine their own "change" mechanisms. Topics included: differentiated staffing, criteria for book…

The annotated bibliography lists approximately 270 instructional materials in science for use with handicapped or normal children from kindergarten through grade 12. Listings are alphabetical by publisher and usually include item title, order number, item price, a brief description, and abbreviations which refer to type of scientific content,…

The state of the art of the educational publishing industry is reviewed. The points are made that the industry is highly competitive and diversified and that sales of all media amount to $1.2 billion annually. Publishers are defined as individuals who assist in the communication of ideas and whose functions include the creation, editing,…

This catalog represents a listing of the audio tapes presently held by the Ernest Stevenson Bird Library at Syracuse University. All tapes are entered under broad subject headings, selected from the Library of Congress List of Subject Headings. Under each heading, tapes are listed alphabetically by main entry. Entries provide title and source and,…