A general discussion of the broad scope of how media and creativity are an integral part of learning. (HB)

A discussion of photography activities in Dunoon School, Great Britain. (HB)

A general discussion of using television for teaching in the junior high schools in Great Britain. (HB)

A discussion how removing chalkboards might force teachers to use other innovations in instruction. (HB)

A discussion of goal-free evaluation, an evaluation performed by an objective outsider uncontaminated by the goals of the project. (HB)

From a special section, "Requisitioning: Now is the Time to Order for New Programs.

AN EXPERIMENT DESIGNED TO DISCOVER WHETHER THERE WERE DIFFERENCES IN LEARNING WHICH COULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO DIFFERENCES IN ROOM ILLUMINATION, VIEWING ANGLE, AND DISTANCE FROM THE SCREEN AS THEY RELATED TO THE CABINET-TYPE PROJECTOR WAS PRESENTED. PARTICIPANTS WERE 721 TRAINEES AT THE GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING STATION. THE TASK CHOSEN WAS THE…

A REPORT ON INSTRUCTIONAL SOUND MOTION PICTURES IS PRESENTED. THE FIRST SECTION OF THE REPORT INVOLVES THE AREA OF PSYCHOLOGICAL LEARNING PRINCIPLES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO LEARNING FROM FILMS. THE LEARNING PRINCIPLES INVESTIGATED ARE--THE GREATER THE MOTIVATION, THE GREATER THE LEARNING, THE INDIVIDUAL LEARNS ONLY BY HIS OWN ACTIVITY, AND THE…

THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO EXPLORE 3 GROUPS OF PROBLEMS ARISING FROM THE USE OF NEW INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA IN AMERICAN EDUCATION--(1) METHODS OF PROTECTING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE NEW MEDIA FROM UNAUTHORIZED USE THROUGH COPYRIGHT AND LITERARY PROPERTY, (2) DESCRIPTION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS WHICH CAN OR CANNOT BE INCORPORATED IN THE NEW…

The currently available audiovisual products about ERIC reviewed in this guide have been developed to meet the needs of a variety of users with varying familiarity with the system. Materials to be included were screened on the basis of availability, currency, and technical quality. The remaining products were then reviewed using five criteria: (1)…

This bibliography includes copyrighted materials that were sent to the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Clearinghouse on Information Resources for processing and review, but which were not applicable for inclusion in Resources in Education, ERIC's regular monthly catalog. Books are arranged by major subject areas, using ERIC…

Two issues of "Now Available" are followed by one issue of "ERIC the Read." These newsletters, produced by the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Clearinghouse on Educational Media and Technology during 1973, contain announcements and short articles. Clearinghouse publications, recent acquisitions, and new media…

Over 12,000 audio tapes are listed in this catalog under one of seven headings: arts, education, language and literature, mathematics-science, physical-recreational activities, social studies, and vocational-technical training. Information on each tape includes its Library of Congress subject classification, grade level, series title and…

The author attempts in this book to reveal what can reasonably be expected from the use of television for instructional purposes. He catalogs the many possible applications of television in instruction. He discusses the criteria for choosing television over another media, concluding that only those applications which reduce the responsibility of…