The Sesame Street Learning Kit contains five books, a record, and posters based on the materials used on the Sesame Street television series. A parent's guide is also included which contains a discussion of the various materials and some suggestions for supplementary activities. The long-playing record contains songs heard on the show. The books…

The aim of this study was to identify various media in which material is to be cataloged and the information about each that is required; to consider an effective system of classification and cataloging which would be compatible with extant national and international systems; to outline the organization necessary to collect, process and…

An attempt is made here to pinpoint some of the problems inherent in evaluations of multi-media instructional systems designed for out-of-school use. Subjects discussed include objectives of multi-media educational systems, some major problems inherent in such evaluations, costs and values of evaluative research, and problems of multi-national…

A multimedia course in economic analysis was prepared and used in conjunction with the United States Naval Academy. (ED 043 790 and ED 043 791 are the final reports of the project evaluation and development model.) This report provides a list, by course segment, of summarized behavioral objectives for the course with their associated learning…

The fifth volume of the multimedia, individualized course in economic analysis produced for the United States Naval Academy covers segments 65-79 of the course. Included in the volume are discussions of monopoly markets, monopolistic competition, oligopoly markets, and the theory of factor demand and supply. Other segments of the course, the…

A report on how one school got its faculty more involved with instructional audiovisual technology on a daily basis. (Author)

Part one of a two-part article, it provides a rationale for broadening linguistic theory to include multi-media language. (DD)

This article provides instructional developers with a model for understanding instructional media. (RC)

A discussion of multimedia terminology, types, integration, uses, teaching functions, production, and rationales for use. (LS)

This paper focuses on multimedia computer-based training programs on chip design. Their development must be fast and economical, in order to be affordable by technical university institutions. The self-produced teaching program Illusion, which demonstrates a monitor controller as an example of a small but complete chip design, was implemented to…

A continuation of the up-dating service begun in the October 1971 issue of Audiovisual Instruction, and supplements coverage contained in MMRI-1972. (Author)

Authors present a list of production and presentation "don'ts" for the teacher. (Author)