The absence of growth in education may make innovation difficult but it will not prevent innovation from taking place. (Author/IRT)

In a response to a call for educators to work for social justice, this paper introduces an argument for developing a novel community of practice: a trans-profession community for social justice. The paper explores some features of community, profession, and social justice work that suggest basic elements of such a professional community, including…

This article presents the history of a school's involvement in a curriculum founded on the principles of open education. The program as described, however laudable the intentions behind it, proved a resounding failure. (JA)

This article gives precise instructions for the construction'' of a wireless induction system so that...children could take their lessons out of doors.'' (Editor)

Author reflects upon the nature of openness in language and society, and especially on the application of this concept to education. (Author/CB)

The report describes the use of a teacher questionnaire, Dimensions of Schooling (DISC), in assessing the characteristics of open education. (BB)

This article builds upon and partially updates a report on a survey by Alexander and Hines, 1966. (BB)

Describes "Adventure: Economics, a series of 15 instructional television programs designed to teach fourth to sixth grade Ohio school children the fundamentals of the economic process "through the actions of 14 marionettes, the inhabitants of an imaginary island society which is developing an economic system." (Author/LS)

Essay on the meaning and significance of educational technology, focusing on the nature of technology and its relationship to and impact on education. (LS)

Canada's Federal Minister of Communications discusses the question of why education and communications technology have taken so long to produce quality results. (AK)