Presents the May 1979 draft of the National Interlibrary Loan Code which contains general guidelines for the borrowing and lending of library materials: definition, purpose, scope, responsibilities of borrowing and lending libraries, expenses, duration of loan, and violation of code. (JD)

Suggests a set of rules by which organizational managers may regulate or control the rate of instructional development. (JEG)

Provides brief concept and skills analyses of instruction in which there is no rigid sequence of presentation, and then offers seven guidelines for improving impromptu instructional performance. (JD)

Outlines steps that must be taken for a school to implement a Walkabout experiential learning program in a community. (IRT)

Provides guidelines for managers to follow in learning to cope with paperwork, specifically, letters, reports, filing, and reading material. (IRT)

The paper extends creativity factors (fluency, flexibility, originality, and elaboration) into the psychomotor domain for application to movement responses. (CL)

Offers warnings on how to avoid rip-off artist consultants. Provides some clues on how to know when a consultant is needed and how to pick the right person. (IRT)

Presents a general discussion of the historical development, costs, and various uses and users of the large screen television. (MBR)

Photo-tracing, or drawing on tracing paper, is an excellent technique for producing quality line drawings from photographs providing the same quality results as photosketching with some distinct advantages, such as simplicity, low expense, and immediate use of the drawing. (CMV)

Guidelines are offered to encourage cooperation between librarians and adult educators. (AP)

The students at Dwight D. Eisenhower High School in Washington, Michigan, have been using a type of scheduling that allows them a choice of classes and teachers. Describes the process which consists of a pre-scheduling work-up and a college-type scheduling. (RK)

The job of school advisor is riddled with ambiguity. The present advisory system prevents advice from being seen as valuable, builds barriers between teachers and advisers, and is bought at too high a cost. Suggests a number of alternative patterns. (Author/RK)

This second and final article on new music notation deals with some general as well as a number of specific innovations in the field of instrumental music. (Author/RK)

Proposes a six-phase procedure that enables principals to systematically deal with complaints or grievances. (Author)