Interlibrary loan patterns in the Central New York area are defined and discussed in this report prepared for the Central New York Reference and Resources Council by the Information Services Laboratory of Syracuse University Research Corporation. Statistics and background data are given providing a composite picture of special, academic and public…

This initial issue describes the development, organization, staff, and facilities of the EPIC (Evaluative Programs for Innovative Curriculums) Evaluation Center, a cooperative effort of the U.S. Office of Education (under Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act), the University of Arizona (College of Education), and the public and…

In 1967 The Regional Advisory Committee for the Capitol Region, Inc. of Hartford, Connecticut commissioned a study by Nelson Associates entitled "Library Service in The Capitol Region of Connecticut: A Study With Recommendations for Future Development" (ED 026 089). As a result of this report the Capitol Region Council of Elected…

Provided in this report are substantive summaries of the papers presented and discussions held at the Spring 1973 conference convened by EDUCOM, the Interuniversity Communications Council. The general focus is upon issues and obstacles related to the development of national computer networks in higher education; these networks have become more and…

Presented alphabetically by state are summaries of the legal provisions for delivery of educational services to handicapped children on a cooperative basis among school districts as of June 1, 1973. It is noted that the total number of school districts has steadily declined during the last 40 years. Among organizational patterns reported to be…

Listed are approximately 650 professional textbooks or instructional materials, which constitute a supplement to a prior listing, represent holdings through May, 1973 and are available to clients from the three Special Education Instructional Materials Centers in North Carolina. Client status is said to be available to anyone concerned with the…

This pamphlet compiles conference discussions on the implications of various types of facilities on environmental education programs. (Author/MLF)

Contributions derived from ESEA Title III funds to the new environmental thrusts in American education are portrayed in this quarterly journal. These funds have provided opportunities for development of innovative, model environmental education programs in many local school districts. Responding to new educational needs, the projects have sought…

Experts from thirteen Arab nations met to discuss book development in their countries. This document, which is divided into four sections is a report of that meeting. Part one considers the problems of book development in the Arab countries under the following headings: (1) the present situation, (2) development of national book production, (3)…

For getting high-grade education economically into remote hard-to-reach places, it's well nigh impossible to match satellite technology. (Editor)

The Report is organized by Performance Measure, followed by a collection of lessons learned, not only from the findings but also from the process of obtaining them. Appendices offer the original protocols, and the full texts of the original Network Evaluation Framework and the Network Accountability Report Plan. An Executive Summary provides a…

In Colorado, expanded efforts to provide continuing education opportunities for mental health professionals are proving satisfactory in overcoming a traditional resistance. (GB)

Article describes the activities of Region XII Education Service Center which is providing educational services, learning and teaching materials, and pertinent information and technology for flexible practices adaptable to local and regional conditions anywhere in the twelve-county Central Texas area. (Author/CB)