The present installment continues the updating service and supplements coverage contained in MMRI-1972. (Author)

Describes a poetry project encouraging the student, through multimedia, to perceive poetry as a personal creative activity. (MM)

The proficiency of Santa Fe Community College (Florida) in multi-media presentations is discussed in terms of their facilities, equipment, instructional use, and course offerings for media specialists. (RN)

A new educational experience, using an amplified telephone system to connect fourteen locations simultaneously. (AN)

A selection of audio-visual aids available for use by journalism instructors is presented. (RN)

"In Part I of a two-part series, polysensory learning is defined in the context of a multi-media instructional system. (Editor)

Near illiterates were draft exempt until the Army discovered it could teach them to read and write well enough to be fit for the service with the multimedia system described in this article. (LS)

An experimental program at Valencia Junior College (Florida) allows every student to actively participate in all phases of the political science course. A variety of multimedia materials, which the students help to develop and evaluate, are used. (BB)

Described is a "multimedia interactive technique designed to produce growth and change in the participants" underway in eight school systems around the country. Case reports from three schools that have implemented this new approach to vocational guidance are included. (Author/LS)

Although the Internet and multimedia will shape the future of training, there are times when in-person training is essential. Considerations for deciding what kind of training to provide include need for feedback, timing, cost, and trainee location. (JOW)