A look at two methods for raising funds locally for public television--the auction and the station membership. (AK)

Oral Roberts University has implemented the most advanced program of TV education. The electronic library will supplement student-professor contact. (AS)

Describes how cable television helped to unite a Puerto Rican community while providing needed extension education for new immigrants. (AN)

Historical analysis of the significance of the Allerton House Seminars on Educational Broadcasting of twenty years ago. (LS)

A brief description of how televised lectures help to link together the scattered campuses of the City University of New York. (AK)

"Instructional television has played a unique role of catalyst for innovation in El Salvador's educational reform. In this case, technology has aided educational planners in conceiving and carrying out systematic changes on a wide scale. With this type of use of technology, developing countries may expect a far greater impact from the new…

A brief look at which spare parts to stock for video equipment in order to minimize equipment downtime. (AK)

A way to attract and hold the attention of young children in the classroom is discussed. (CK)

An account of the facilities, organization, and program of Mesquite's instructional television station. (LS)

A discussion of the various topics, all related to broadcasting, given consideration at the conference. (LS)

June 30, 1970. the Maine Supreme Court issued a conclusion that a state statute limiting public affairs programming violated the U. S. Constitution. The authors provide the background to that ruling and present an edited version of the FCC brief, filed May 22 with the State Supreme Court in the University of Maine's behalf." (Editor)