The author's purpose is to offer a frame of reference and a theoretical and practical base in advance of publication of the proposed document, Media Programs: District and School,'' prepared jointly by the American Association of School Librarians and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. (Author/SJ)

A description of the filming of a program for educational television. (JA)

The growing interest towards using film in history classes and by historians developing a methodology for research into film is discussed in this article. Problems of using films for teachers focus on cost and poor quality. Difficulties for historical researchers concern the treatment of historical documents in film medium -- recording,…

A twenty year survey indicates the important role the professional journal plays in the American Association of School Librarians and underscores the fact that a professional journal reflects the profession itself. (Author)

Discusses the materials needed and steps involved in making color transparencies. (SB)

Demonstrates some of the educational applications of holography in biology, physics, chemistry, math, and art. (DS)

Discusses the need for a national registry of standards for audiovisual equipment and standards for audiovisual instructional aids. (AN)

The author warns teachers about some of the pitfalls of using simulation and suggests some ways to counteract these pitfalls and use simulations and games as devices to facilitate learning." (Author/AK)

This article presents a short discussion of the history and content of Standards for School Media Programs," a joint publication of the American Association of School Librarians and the Department of Audiovisual Instruction. (AK)

The author describes a two-way communication device which he has used for instruction with discussion groups. The author discusses the use of this device and it's value as a teaching aid. (MS)