Author examines the potentials for education of cassettes and video technology. (MB)

Solving the problem of equipability" is a big part of the communication technologist's job. (Author)

Presents some suggestions for getting maximum use and benefit from sixteen millimeter films. (AN)

The third in a series of articles on the use of microcomputers in the school business office discusses external storage space. Microcomputer terms are italicized for easy recognition. (MLF)

A brief checklist of relevant issues for school board members, school administrators, and others purchasing microcomputers for use in the schools. (JJD)

The last section of a three-part series deals with computer hardware requirements, program installation, and evaluation techniques. The first two parts appeared in the July and September 1981 issues. (Author/MLF)

This guide provides a chart describing and rating the features of eight 16K microcomputers: Apple II, Atari 800, Commodore PET, Compucolor Mod III, Exidy Sorcerer, Ohio Scientific C4PMF, Tandy TRS-80 Level II, and Texas Instruments 99/4. A glossary of microcomputer terminology and a resource directory are appended. (SJL)

Forty-five children, ages seven to eight, were required to catch playground balls of various sizes and colors. The smallest ball (6 inches) was caught significantly better than larger ones. Although the main effect for color was nonsignificant, children caught preferred-color balls significantly better than others. Males caught better than…

A teacher inservice class that focused on evaluating inexpensive microcomputer systems is described. Evaluative criteria used by the class are included, and the findings and preferences of the class are summarized. (Author/IRT)

Steps in planning, choosing, and ordering all kinds of audiovisual equipment for vocational education instruction are presented by the director of public relations for the National Audio-Visual Association. Includes the top 10 audiovisual media needs indicated by a survey of American Vocational Association members. (MF)