A discussion of how to make and use tape/slide media in instruction. (HB)

A general discussion of using instructional films as an effective teaching technique. (HB)

A look at how the Danville, Illinois, Public School District uses a local CATV system to distribute instructional television programs. (HB)

A discussion of how the Glassboro, New Jersey, Public Schools, use closed circuit television throughout the school district. (HB)

This annotated bibliography lists and describes non-sexist materials for children, including films; filmstrips; slide shows; photographs and posters; puzzles, games, and dolls; instructional aids; curriculum programs; reading texts; books; toys; and records. Also described are sources of information on guidelines, book and toy distributors,…

This article discusses the Pregnancy Game, an instructional aid developed for use in graduate human sexuality classes. (JS)

How instructional television was utilized to develop a system whereby listening comprehension of English as a second language could be tested. (Author/HB)

The arithmetic needed for complex calculation using an electronic calculator is explained and exemplified. Problems involving square roots, number theory, Fibonacci numbers, and electrical resistances are solved. (SD)

The bulletin board can become a more versatile teaching aid and more adequately meet the needs of the social studies classroom if it is converted into a corkboard map or time line. (Author)

This article questions the efficiency of present-day educational programs using multimedia systems. It is hoped that effective methods will be used in planning future programs. (Text is in German.) (Author/AM)