The chairman of the Department of Communication at American University examines the broader implications of the decision of WETA-TV, Washington, D.C., not to carry the NET documentary 'What Invited US'." (Author/AA)

A film developed to increase the public's understanding of rehabilitation and to aid in recruitment for rehabilitation education programs was evaluated by surveying the reactions of professionals and students, by evaluating both the affect and cognitive impact, and by examining the influence upon vocational choice. Objectives of the film were…

Includes a descriptive, evaluative listing of films, filmstrips, paperbacks, periodicals, music recordings, and organizations concerned with ecology. (RD)

You've come across a good film--the content is just about perfect and the timing couldn't be better. Here's how you can show it for maximum student retention. (Editor)

Presents some source lists of material to help school personnel and students develop effective instructional programs for the Environmental Teach-In April 22nd. (MF)

The Director of the Instructional Resources Center at Ithaca College describes the program of the college's Radio-Television-Film Department. (LS)

Mapwork, a film, a debate, a machine-gun demonstration, and a box of primary source materials can be used in a World War II unit for 12th graders to supplement conventional analyses of the Dieppe Raid. (RM)

A feasibility analysis of the use of film criticism methods in the evaluation of microcomputer-based instructional packages is presented. (Author)

Demonstrates that, because of certain elements of the rhetorical situation in which "Kent State" was presented and because of the nature of its composition, the docudrama functioned to purify the image of Bill Schroeder, one of the four students killed on the Kent State University campus on May 4, 1970. (PD)