Some of the most interesting and exciting educational innovations are taking place on the campuses of today's community colleges. (AN)

Points out that in Sweden the expression educational technology is thought of in terms of a systematic approach to instruction. Outlines some of the major educational research facilities and activities in progress in that country. (LS)

A look at some of Great Britain's military training programs. (AK)

The nature of a planning and control system used by the Federal Government is discussed. The system is compared and contrasted with Dewey's method of inquiry, and an evaluation is made, using Dewey's philosophy as a frame of reference, of the system approach. (DB)

System for measuring updating process in conjunction with psychological and environmental effects. (IR)

How to get some planning done in spite of everything. (Author)

The role of measurement in education is analyzed in terms of the multiple choice question suggested by the title, and new domains which are opened by building systemetrically on a sound psychometric base are illustrated. (MS)

The author discusses the application of physical and mathematical systems to non-physical social systems; specifically education and cinema, the process of analysis, synthesis, modeling and simulation. The author describes the course he has developed to instruct students in anasynthesis. (Author/RR)

The author argues for a systems approach in applying media and technology to instruction. He outlines three phases, in order of priority: (1) defining the objectives of the process and staffing strategies, (2) developing software and (3) procuring hardware." (Editor)

A description of a comprehensive educational system designed to enhance the learning of preschool children through involvement of both the children and their parents." (Author/AA)

The systems approach is presented as a workable methodology for managing all of the variable tasks of educational facilities planning. (Author)