There is no mystique about television--a teacher and a television director don't need to have specialist knowledge about electronics, physics or optics to produce closed circuit educational television programs. This book is intended to be a basic guide for the many students and teachers in Britain who are now working in closed circuit educational television and who write and present programs for broadcast to infant, primary and secondary schools. The various chapters discuss planning a program, closed circuit educational television, the equipment, scripts, graphics and props, directing the program, rehearsals and video tape recording, and standard setting and evaluation procedures. A glossary and an appendix showing studio floor manager's signals are included. (Author/SH)