A look at why instructional technologists have not made major innovations in the educational system and at some suggestions for effective development programs. (AK)

A brief description of a home study course which would provide immediate orientation upon job entry" for Civil Defense Directors. (Author/AK)

Presented here is a generic method for analyzing and developing a curriculum in any subject and at any level." (Author)

Outlines a method of constructing a thermoforming machine at a fraction of the market price. (GB)

Explains how educational material can be prepared, delivered, and sold over commercial television." (Editor)

An introductory description to some of the work being done by the Programmed Instruction Centre for Industry based at Sheffield University. (AA)

Some comments on the quality of instructional television presentations and on the need for teachers to use the medium creatively. (LS)

The advantages and disadvantages of tape and films are debated by representatives from Kodak (film) and Ampex (tape)." (Editor)

The article contains the text of a keynote address made to the Symposium on Delivering Appropriate Instructional Materials to the Handicapped Learner--Systems and Processes (1976, Columbus, Ohio). The business of producing instructional materials is traced. (SB)

Describes a bilingual education program in Peru that attempted to introduce reading in the native language of that country along with instruction in Spanish. Traces the development and implementation of the language curriculum, sketches the problems that were faced, discusses the materials used, and presents an evaluation of the program. (FL)

To make the best use of new materials developed for everything from computers to artificial hearts to more fuel-efficient cars, improved materials syntheses and manufacturing processes are needed. This instructional module includes teacher materials, a student quiz, and possible student outcomes. (JOW)