This digest addresses issues that should be considered in proposing technological solutions to the problems of public education. Although the potential benefits of the widespread application of media to instruction are supported, emphasis is on the need to define technology as a technique of designing instruction, rather than the more common…

A virtually unlimited array of teaching-learning methods, materials, and media is available to the typewriting teacher and should be utilized in typewriting speed and control building. (Author)

Southland Corporation chose the sound-on-slide system to train employees and finds it fast, economical, and effective. (MW)

A summary of survey findings on Oklahoma's higher education media programs. (HB)

A discussion of how videotape recordings are used in guidance counseling. (HB)

Discusses the use of "generation tables" to demonstrate the effect of age on the size of a population in a biology course for nonscience majors. Included are specified assumptions and conditions for table construction. (CC)

A look at one programing language, Fortran, for use in CAI. (HB)

A discussion of language-teaching programes via television in Great Britain. (HB)

A discussion of language-learning problems in Singapore, Malaysia, where there are four official languages, and educational television's role in language teaching. (HB)

A look at Virginia Tech's university-wide Learning Resource Center which includes a TV facility for use in all academic programs. (Author)

Two simple ways to improve audio for tapes made in a school classroom. (Author)