A look at some aspects of photography which could be of use to a teacher, particularly in the preparation of coloured slides for use with a 35mm projector.'' (Author/AK)

A selection of audio-visual aids available for use by journalism instructors is presented. (RN)

Reviews nine films suitable for elementary school to adult audiences, and a set of filmstrips on the maintenance of biological specimens. Gives a summary of the content, an appraisal of the effectiveness, and an estimate of appropriate audience. (AL)

Though many of the authors whose works are cited were not born in Chicago, and many moved from the city, all of them spent some portion of their lives under its influence. (69 references) (Author/NH)

A brief discussion of the value of such aids to instructional television as videotape recordings and film clips followed by a directory of the manufacturers of these aids. (LS)

Highlights the growth of this federally funded program and describes some of its activities and services. (AA)

Describes a 12 week elective English program in Hickory Township, Sharon, Pennsylvania, where the media as art form is taught. (MB)

A bill has been presented to Congress to preserve nationally televised news and public interest programs. (AB)

Author describes the usefulness of the six minute color film A Short Vision", in stimulating the writing and the imagination of his English composition students. (DR)

The Carleton Video Tape Project has been funded by grants from the Kettering and National Science Foundations. Information on tapes available can be obtained by writing to Carleton Video Tape Project, Northfield, Minnesota, 55057. (DS)