Suggests that an audiovisual budget be conceived of as a plan" and provides a comprehensive listing of components." (Author/LS)

Described is a custom designed television automated switching system that is significantly less expensive than comparable commercial equipment. (LS)

Essay charging that commercial manufacturers attempt to sell their wares to ETV station managers with an eye only toward profits, not toward education. (LS)

Stresses the importance of including at least the principles of word processing in the business curriculum. Failure to teach word processing because of lack of equipment is a costly mistake for students as well as for the business community. (JOW)

Companies offering physical education equipment and supplies are listed under 27 product classifications. Each includes a brief product description. (JMF)

Describes how a television camera works, how a videotape recorder works, and how a television set forms a picture. Suggests how to make better use of video equipment by improving light and sound techniques. (TJ)

Presents photographs of the winners of the Classy Classroom Contest, innovative classroom arrangements and ideas for organizing space. (CM)

Discusses problems that arise in elementary school education: improper equipment and lack of facility support; and insufficient resources and slow processes that lead to bottlenecks during student projects. Suggests solutions: fortify the top three pieces of equipment, alternate activities, use group brainstorming and problem solving. (JOW)

The guide provides American Vocational Association members with a year-round reference guide to suppliers of equipment and teaching aids for vocational, practical arts, and technical education. (Author/BP)

Briefly described are classrooms in eight unusually successful elementary schools differing in size, grade levels, racial mix, community size and location, and percentage of low income parents. Most were well equipped, had computers and typewriters, and displayed students' work. (RH)

Presents measures designed by colleges and universities to keep trouble-makers from getting to the campus computer, to the storage area for duplicate tapes and disks, or to the tape library. (Author/PG)