The article reports on a study of the opinions of leaders in public broadcasting on the question of whether public television stations should be able to conduct fundraising events without jeopardizing their tax support.

How a university borrows broadcast facilities for color production. (Author)

Tips to the media person on how to promote ITV use in his/her school. (Author)

A suggested solution to the copyright problem would allow producers and/or networks a limited tax write-off in exchange for the schools' rights to videocopy programs. (Author/IRT)

The sixteenth in a series on instructional technology, this report on South Carolina's ETV network describes its relationship with individual institutions and how, in their own way, they make use of its services. Through its sharing of resources, outreach programs, and linkage of institutions, the ETV system has made possible otherwise unreachable…

Television presents a new, flexible, and inexpensive means of illustrating a lesson. Television is both audio and visual, to use the term audio-visual, applied in the past particularly to motion pictures, film strips, slides, recordings, and similar valuable aids to teaching. Television is a picture in motion with sound occurring at the same…

How Passaic County Vocational and Technical High School saved money for a combined security/MATV/in-house production system. (Author)

Article discusses two opposing models that have been developed to explain what happens when a child is exposed to violence. (GB)

Author points out that it is essential that the educational community begin now to plan for an orderly integration of cable technology and curriculum to serve educational needs. (Author)

A report on the evaluation of Malasia's educational television programing, looking in detail at audience, technical aspects and program content. (HB)

Discuses the pervasiveness of television viewing and some resulting implications for society. Presents annotated lists of multimedia resource materials about television. (TO)

An overview of the current status of educational broadcasting in Sweden, with emphasis on important questions which need to be answered. (HB)

A principal looks at the complexities of budgeting and administering successful instructional television departments in high schools. (HB)

Article weighs the advantages of using closed circuit television for inservice training against the cost of video equipment and finds the balance in favor of the former. (GB)