The Cleveland Health Museum and Education Center utilizes advanced lighting techniques to keep student attention high and to make visual presentations exciting experiences. (Author/MLF)

Article focuses on color slide production. (HB)

The authors present a model of a media workshop for high school students. (Author)

An explanation of the Subsidiary Communications Authorization and its possible application to instruction. (HB)

Traces the development of media usage in higher education, and describes the federal funding made available for such development. (Author)

Progress in the use of media techniques in higher education is presented. (Editor/PG)

Defines the function of acoustic-optical teaching aids in the framework of the "conscious-practical" method. Three principles are described: choice of learning units, goal-oriented uniting of acoustical and optical presentation, and methodical utilization of the characteristics of the particular medium. (Text is in German.) (IFS/WGA)

A discussion of how television documentaries can be used in instruction. (HB)

A description of educational radio on the Canary Islands. (HB)

A viable alternative to the librarian conducting a personalized tour of the special library is the utilization of a cassette tape player and accessories to lead the user through the building while describing the available resources. Guidelines for developing an audiotape tour are presented. (Author)

The purpose of this annotated bibliography in chart form is to acquaint community educators with what media materials are available where on the topic of community education, based on a 1976 survey of community education centers and state department offices. The bibliography is divided into three color-coded sections of materials dated from…