An explanation of the Subsidiary Communications Authorization and its possible application to instruction. (HB)

The impact of instructional television on instructional radio and the role of radio broadcasting in primary-school instruction is discussed. (Author)

A discussion of the techniques used by Auburn University, Alabama, to introduce new students to an innovative program of teacher education. (HB)

Paper describes the original formulation and some of the interpretations, applications and evaluations of the self-paced method of instruction known as the Keller plan, or the Personalized System of Instruction. (Author)

Despite the increasing difficulties facing libraries today because of financial problems, there is a re-emphasis of professional goals and a rekindling of enthusiasm in the development of new library programs. (Author)

A look at cable television's requirements for education and how educators have responded to these requirements. (HB)

A successful experiment was designed to put administrative matters in the hands of non-librarians in order to free librarians for collection development, instruction of students, and involvement with faculty in other university programs. (LS)

Responds to a recent article, on the grounds that the author does not acknowledge that the R&D model is controversial and dated, does not pay adequate attention to political variables, and ignores basic shortcomings of the R&D model. (Author)