Recent developments in adult education by radio and television in Bavaria (West Germany), France, and Britain are surveyed and evaluated. (Part 1 of this article, covering Poland, East Germany, and the Soviet Union, appeared in the October-November issue.) (LY)

The Editor of "Educational Broadcasting Review calls for the integration of televised instruction into the total instructional program through the application of systems concepts. (LS)

The proper selection of a transmitting antenna is discussed, and a directory of manufacturers of transmitters, antennas, towers, and related equipment is appended. (LS)

Evaluation at several levels of northern California's post-graduate medical television indicates neither the information level nor the behavior of target audiences were affected by the programs. More definitive approaches to evaluation were proposed. (IR)

A report on research conducted on problems actually experienced by university users of television." The focus is on three main areas: (a) student and staff opinions; (b) pre-testing of programmes: and (c) using examinations and other records to assess the educational effects of university teaching by television." (Author/AA)

Discusses the production of an award winning educational television program. (MM)

The speakers discuss a BBC program designed to teach English as a foreign language at the intermediate level. (AK)

This article, reprinted from The Wall Street Journal, examines the trend to upgrade children's television programs. (AK)

A look at the need for schools to negotiate now for cable television channels and at some techniques which might help negotiators at the local level. (AK)

A brief look at possible educational uses for commercial television programs in the classroom. (AK)

The author offers some suggestions for expanding the uses of instructional television in schools. (AK)