Use this gimmick" circuit to teach what a diode can do. (Editor)

Suggestions for teaching the multimeter in electronics. (GB)

A teacher provides a brief account of her experiences in using puppets in language instruction and comments on their applications for televised instruction. (LS)

A report on the emphasis education in Sweden places upon the development of social awareness, focussing on the role of various media in this process. (LS)

Two university professors offer advice, based on their experiences, for using a variety of forms of visual displays to enhance lectures. (LS)

Five steps for setting up a library system based on a student-centered philosophy. (JW)

Described is the college's new library, which includes extensive media facilities. (LS)

Presents some source lists of material to help school personnel and students develop effective instructional programs for the Environmental Teach-In April 22nd. (MF)

Described are some of the applications found in teaching retarded children for the Dynalevel, an instrument which "transforms the loudness of sound into light to provide a visual check on the tone intensity. (Author/LS)

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

Describes the ERIC system, giving special attention to the means by which the Educational Media and Technology Clearinghouse can be of service to educational television specialists. Lists publications available from the Clearinghouse. (LS)