Guidance for distance teaching media selection, management, and program organization is offered in this two-part manual. Each of eight units includes questions to be addressed, behavioral objectives, comments, exercises, and assignments. The first unit, a general introduction to distance teaching, is followed by four units covering distance…

Insights the author gained during the course of an educational development project in Latin America. (Author)

How a TV studio can be set up in schools inexpensively. (HB)

A discussion of how audiovisual media affect the senses in communication. (HB)

Describes a project designed to develop mathematics education materials for pupils who do not plan to become mathematics majors. (PEB)

Teacher-made aids help create an environment where self-reliance can soar. (Editor)

A list of nonprint materials (except 16mm films) in the science area for secondary school and public libraries. A list of producers, with addresses, is appended. (LS)

A brief overview of how computer assisted instruction came into wide use and its present cost effectiveness as an instructional tool. (HB)

This paper discusses the various types of easy author entry systems that have been developed, describing the salient features of particular systems, and suggests where each type might be used. It also describes a prototype system whose design aims have concentrated particularly on the problems of ease of use, documentation and standardizatiion.…

Author states: Where the environment provides limited resources, CAI curriculum can come face to face with a major obstacle--but the curriculum itself can be an invaluable teaching aid. (Author)

An overview of the development and future of school radio. (HB)

A general discussion of the status of cable television's use in schools and trends for future usein the United States. (HB)