Described are components of a second generation interactive classroom television system used in two California classrooms for partially sighted elementary students. (CL)

A critique of John Kenneth Galbraith's "Age of Uncertainty" through comparison of style developed in Sir Kenneth Clark's "Civilization," Alistair Cooke's "America," and Jacob Bronowski's "The Ascent of Man." (RAO)

The "School Without Schools" experiment in Columbus, Ohio, is now seen by many as a model of how the human and physical resources of a community can be used for educational value. (Author)

The Prime Time School Television program alerts teachers about television programs that might hold special interest for them, develops instructional units, and is attempting to develop a definition of quality television. (IRT)

Analyzes letters sent to John Chancellor and NBC Nightly News in October of 1975 in an attempt to identify writer characteristics, letter types, stories and issues to which the writers reacted and the reasons for writing the letters. (MH)

Lists and annotates more than 100 publications on such topics as journalism, the mass media, book publishing, photography, and advertising. (GW)

A narrative account of the symposium proceedings. (DAG)

Finds that persons interviewed by newspaper reporters gave shorter and more serious replies than persons asked the same questions by radio and television reporters. (GW)

Ten self-contained audiovisual instructional packages are described. These explain what public service is, provide examples of types of public service positions, and discuss one of the skills needed for public service employment.

This pilot project, using television as a catalyst for parent child communication, was conducted in three school systems: (1) Americus, Georgia, (2) Charlottesville, Virginia, and (3) New York City, New York. (STS)

Contends that television is a pre-eminent source of persuasion in American today and examines the television news reporting strategies that have succeeded in contributing to televisions persuasive impact. (MH)

Describes a survey of news sources' judgments of three television stations' accuracy in reporting. (KS)

Results indicated that television is perceived to be a more credible, truthful, and important news source than the newspaper. (KS)

Discusses the impact of changes in the copyright law on off-the-air videotaping of television programs. (KS)