THIS U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION'S RADIO AND TELEVISION BIBLIOGRAPHY INCLUDES (1) VOLUMES REPORTING FINDINGS ON RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTATION, (2) CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDUCATIONAL APPLICATIONS OF MEDIA MATERIALS, AND TECHNIQUES OF UTILIZATION, (3) NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SKILLS OF BROADCASTING, AND (4) A SELECTION OF TECHNICAL BOOKS. UNDER…

BASED UPON AN EARLIER RECOMMENDATION FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION FOR THE STATE OF HAWAII, A FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A STATEWIDE SYSTEM OF EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION WAS CONDUCTED. EACH OF THE THREE MEMBERS OF THE SURVEY TEAM SPENT 21 DAYS IN HAWAII DURING THE PERIOD FROM APRIL 20 TO MAY 28, 1961. CONTENT OF THE REPORT WAS DRAWN FROM THE PERSONAL…

The purpose of the National Collegiate Athletic Association football television plan is to reduce the adverse effects of live television on football game attendance and to advance the overall interests of intercollegiate athletics. Articles agreed upon by the Association are presented in this report. Statistics are presented on attendance at…

Today's teacher, standing in the midst of a technological revolution, must as k himself some questions about the probable effects the medium he intends to use will have on the learning process. For the teacher considering instructional television, a series of incisive questions about the nature of the medium and its potential application in the…

A pilot study to develop a methodology for educational planning was conducted. Colombia was chosen for analysis primarily because there is a relatively extensive educational television (ETV) project currently under way from which data of a type unavailable elsewhere could be obtained. The analysis considers the technology as it interrelates with…

For this report on the status and needs of schools, as served by television in 16 major cities in the United States, a survey and investigation were made. The inquiry explores what school administrators; supervisors, curriculum specialists, principals, and teachers regard as the most acute instructional needs in the public schools of these cities;…

This first part of "Broadcasting Stations of the World", which lists all reported radio broadcasting and television stations, with the exception of those in the United States which broadcast on domestic channels, covers amplitude modulation broadcasting stations. Information is indexed alphabetically by country and city. Within a city, stations…

This second part of "Broadcasting Stations of the World", which lists all reported radio broadcasting and television stations with the exception of those in the United States which broadcast on domestic channels, covers amplitude modulation broadcasting stations according to frequency in ascending order. Information included covers call letters,…

This third part of "Broadcasting Stations of the World", which lists all reported radio broadcasting and television stations, with the exception of those in the United States which broadcast on domestic channels, covers frequency modulation broadcasting stations. It contains two sections: one indexed alphabetically by country and city, and the…

This fourth part of "Broadcasting Stations of the World", which lists all reported radio broadcasting and television stations, with the exception of those in the United States which broadcast on domestic channels, covers television stations. Two sections are provided: one indexed alphabetically by country and city, and the other indexed by…

As part of a continuing project conducting research on the structure and control of American telecommunication, this document criticizes the institutional structures behind instructional television with particular reference to Sesame Street and the Electric Company. The participation in instructional television by the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie…