A statement of an evaluation criteria for outside training programs for television production. (HB)

Described are activities of Community Education Services (CES) in providing Sesame Street programing designed for and featuring children with mental retardation and other developmental special needs. Supplementary materials provided by CES are noted to include training films for teachers and parents, an activity book, and special activity…

The soap opera "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" presents an interesting new genre in television, as it defies the conventional standards and stereotypes associated with daytime drama. The central character is not a dependent victim but a survivor who indicates to her viewers the concept which advertisers and media management have of them. A…

This article discusses the need for mass communication media to present information, role models, and positive images of aging. (JS)

Paper concentrates on reducing unit costs and reports on the cost-effectiveness of a simple piece of technology, the use of video-tape to provide off-campus education. (Author)

Examines the relationship between agressive attitudes and violence on television, concluding that there is a positive correlation. (RB)

A unique program designed to give teacher-education candidates their first teaching experience with children of preschool age, using Sesame Street television programs as the curriculum focal point. (CS)

Politics thrust Clay Whitehead into the controversial center of the Nixon era. An assessment of what happened and what it meant. (Author)

A discussion of "Joao da Silva" a telecourse developed in Brazil for adult basic education. (HB)

An overview of the ATS-6 satellite's potential for education and social services. (HB)

The Dual Audio system which makes use of simultaneous television and radio broadcasts is described. (Author)

For two decades, colleges and universities have had experience with the use of educational technology. This profile is the first in a series documenting that experience. This look at what they have learned may benefit others who plan to expand or modify their uses of educational technology. (Author)

A frame of reference for integrating educational technology into an educational system is developed. (HB)

Suggests ways for women to acquire positions in broadcast journalism, especially for those interested in careers in television. (RB)

Research explains why some television editorials are effective in altering attitudes and behavior while others are not. (RB)