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Current document root: Journal of the SMPTE ( Volume: 78, Issue: 9, September 1969)

Motion-Picture and Television Aids to Instruction: A Survey and Bibliography

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  • Carpenter C. R. , “A constructive critique of educational technology,” AV Comm. Rev. , 16 : 16 – 24 , Spring 1968 . Observes that techniques of presenting materials are way ahead of those for measuring and facilitating perception and feedback.EXTERNAL
  • Ketchum Elliot E. , “AV Aids on the Campus Scene,” Ed. Screen and Audiovisual Guide , 44 , #3 , (March 1965 ), pp. 24 – 25 . Outlines objectives, equipment, personnel, etc., found in AV departments.EXTERNAL
  • Klein Malcolm W. , An Experimental Evaluation of Audiovisual Methods: Changing Attitudes Toward Education , U.S. Office of Education, 1963 (publ. source not listed). Report on a study in orienting parents of hearing-impaired children at John Tracy Clinic (L.A.).EXTERNAL
  • Knowlton James Q. , Studies of Patterns of Influence in the School Situation as They Affect the Use of Audiovisual Materials , Bloomington : Division of Educational Media and A-V Center, Indiana University , 1964 (OE). Report on a study of means to promote the use of AV materials, primarily film.EXTERNAL
  • Lesser G. S. Schueler H. , “New media research in teacher education,” AV Comm. Rev. , 14 : 318 – 361 , Fall 1966 (OE). Review of previous research of effectiveness of new media in teacher education; 146-item bibliography. McClusky, F. D., The A-V Bibliography, Dubuque, IA, Wm. C. Brown Co., 1950, 185 pp. An extensive, annotated bibliography covering theory, materials, research and utilization to 1950.EXTERNAL
  • 1969 Photography Directory and Buying Guide , New York , Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. , 1968 . A widely available and convenient buying guide listing still and motion-picture equipment and film and videotape recorders; their essential characteristics and prices. Includes 8mm, Super 8mm and 16mm cameras, editing equipment and projectors. Publ. annually.EXTERNAL
  • Smith Karl U. Foltz Smith Margaret , Cybernetic Principles of Learning and Educational Design , New York , Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. , 1966 . The cybernetic approach to learning, including the relation of AV technology.EXTERNAL
  • “Tools for Teaching,” Forbes , 102 , #3 , pp. 38 – 40 , 42 – 44 , Aug. 1, 1968 . Business point-of-view survey of what's new in the educational media industry, describing an “$8 billion market in search of products.”.EXTERNAL
  • Travers R. M. W. , Studies Related to the Design of Audiovisual Teaching Materials , U. S. Office of Education , 1966 , 271 pp. Physiology and psychology of switching time, experimental compression of visual and verbal material.EXTERNAL
  • Wittich W. A. Schuller C. F. , Audiovisual Materials: Their Nature and Use , New York , Harper and Rowe , 1967 , 4th ed. , xvi + 554 pp. Contains chapters on motion pictures, ETV, multimedia and programed instruction; history, how it works, how it is used, and some research findings.EXTERNAL
  • Ely Donald P. (ed.)., “The changing role of the audiovisual process in education: A definition and a glossary of related terms,” AV Comm. Rev. , 11 : supplement 6, (Monograph #1 of the Technological Development Project), Jan.-Feb. 1963 , vii + 148 pp., (OE). Covers historical perspective and some present considerations; primarily an extensive glossary of AV terminology.EXTERNAL
  • Erickson C. W. H. , Administering Instructional Media Programs , New York , Macmillan Company , 1968 , vii + 660 pp. Presents a large volume of specific, detailed information on establishing, building, organizing, and operating media services; with case studies.EXTERNAL
  • Freeman Florence B. Berg Esther L. , Classroom Teacher's Guide to Audio-Visual Material , New York , Chilton Company , 1961 , xiv + 240 pp. A practical guide for the classroom teacher on understanding, locating, and using all types of AV materials for specific applications.EXTERNAL
  • Fritz John O. , The Effect on Instruction of the Complementary Use of A-V Media with Modified Patterns in the Use of the Teaching Staff , University of Chicago , 1963 , 171 pp., (OE). Report on study of complementary role of media, teacher collaboration, variable class structure, and free student access to media.EXTERNAL
  • Godfrey Eleanor P. , The Stale of Audiovisual Technology: 1961–1966 , Washington, DC , Dept. of Audio Visual Instruction, NEA , 1967 , 217 pp., (OE). Analyses of the results of a nationwide study of facilities, usage, and changes therein over the stated period (also referred to as Monograph #3).EXTERNAL
  • Hendershot Carl H. , Programmed Learning: A Bibliography of Programs and Presentation Devices , Bay City, MI , C. H. Hendershot , 1967 . Lists programs and devices, with source, cost and some annotation; also books and other publications (sponsored by National Society for Programmed Learning).EXTERNAL
  • Kemp Jerrold E. , Planning and Producing Audiovisual Materials , San Francisco , Chandler Publishing Co. , 1963 , ix + 169 pp. Practical aspects of choosing media, organizing ideas, and preparing materials; includes shooting and editing film and preparation of visual material for television.EXTERNAL