This article explores some of the reasons for the opinion that color television is not as effective as black-and-white television for instructional purposes. (AK)

A cost study and other pros and cons for deciding which medium is better to show that costs depend on the complexity of the production, the number of actors and locations, and many other variables. One medium is not more or less expensive than the other. (NL)

The single-concept loop film is usually a one to five minute film involving a concept, information, or skill. The 8mm loop films are short, silent, continuous loops that offer advantages of economy and simplicity, and can result in a high degree of student involvement. (Author)

The chief of the Scientific-Pedagogical Department of the Dutch Institute for Audio-Visual Media in Education tries to analyse the evolution and present stage of affairs, regarding 8 mm. film--as objectively as possible." (Author/AA)

The advantages and disadvantages of tape and films are debated by representatives from Kodak (film) and Ampex (tape)." (Editor)

The last in this journal's series of articles introducing 8mm cartridges. In this installment, Eastman Kodak describes its product. (LS)

Discusses the film "Easy Rider" as an allegory of the "idealized American myth of the quest for complete individual freedom." (Author/RD)

In this, the second of a series of articles on basic tools that could be useful in setting up a non-print collection, additional sources for films and bibliographies of filmstrips are discussed. The first article (EJ 008 746) described sources for film selection. (Author/JB)

Reprinted from Film News (N.Y.), February 1969, p11-12, and March 1969, p22-23.

Technological, industrial, social, genre, and auteur emphases in film courses are discussed. So that students can see an adequate number of films, instructors can schedule multiple showings outside of ordinary classroom time or during a portion of laboratory classes, which are two or three times the ordinary class length. (RM)