The Wisconsin Audiovisual Association recognized that some information regarding building requirements for media needed to be available to educators and architects involved in building planning. The association appointed a committee to prepare a simple brochure relating to media considerations for school facilities. (Author)

Author believes that if the Open University continues to be successful, it can hardly fail to exert a powerful influence on the future development of higher education in Great Britain. (Author/HB)

A presentation of findings from a research project at Syracuse University on what happens when mediating devices are introduced into the classroom. (HB)

Article describes a systems approach for producing instructional media materials. The process presented in this article was used in the development of five multi-media units in career awareness.

This paper attempts to clarify the scope of performance contracting, to speculate about its genesis in terms of socio-economic forces, and to review current opinion among those who will likely influence its future. (Author)

The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of long-term, tutorial-type computer assisted instruction (CAI) in high school chemistry. Analysis showed scores of non-CAI students significantly higher than the CAI group. However, CAI students learner material faster. (PS)

Students were given first hand experience in map making through the use of multimedia instructional materials. (JB)

A brief consideration of film study, television, advertising and an exploratory project. Author attempts to appraise mass media in terms of contemporary society and school curriculum. (HB)

Reviewed are significant issues discussed in the symposium on career education and educational media for the deaf student in 1973.

Describes the conduct of a traveling science program in six state parks in the midwest from June to July, 1972. Indicates that the program which emphasizes interactions of science and technology with society is received favorably by many people. (CC)

Examines shared services through school system cooperatives as one of the most promising alternatives to the reorganization of small school districts. Criteria are proposed for selection of services to be shared. Nine types of media services are discussed that could be provided appropriately through school cooperatives. (Author/WM)

The most obvious way of reducing financial pressures in higher education is the use of new media such as television, videotape, film, and computer assisted instruction. (Author/PG)