This bibliography lists audial and visual aids for the teaching of Italian available in the United States and in Canada. (AM)

Focusing on the production and utilization of printing processes in constructing effective visuals for teaching, this bulletin contains articles on the silk screening stencil process, use of a similar process with a portable mimeograph, and the hectograph process. The first article lists equipment needed to make a silk screen, steps in building…

This guide to the classroom use of the blackboard, part of a series intended for second language teachers, is profusely illustrated in such a way as to make it useful in many classroom contexts. A discussion of the different varieties of classroom writing boards precedes an extensive "blackboard methodology." The mechanics of writing on the board…

Intended to provide media staff, library personnel, and educators with a bibliographical guide to commercially-produced educational slides, this computer computer-generated listing contains over 20,000 entries. The volume is divided into three principal sections: (1) a subject guide to educational slides including a subject heading outline and an…

The acid/base, reductant/oxidant, and solid/solute scales that are described can be used as visual representations of equilibrium expressions. (BB)

Proposes a method for French language instruction that uses an unidentified object, that is, an object constructed in such a way as to represent different things to different students. (AM)

This article discusses the purposes for which slides may be used in the foreign language classroom and how they can be displayed. (CFM)

Provided is a schematic diagram of the projector and a circuit diagram of the optical and electrical components of a simple planetarium that will seat 12 people. There is also a simple map showing major concepts of introductory positional astronomy. (AJ)

Described are 12 suggestions for using the overhead projector. Suggestions include preparation of transparencies, use of color, storage of transparencies, and projection of transparencies. (RH)

Outlines procedures for producing both 35-mm and overhead transparencies using a photocopier with a reducing capability. (JN)

Since executives are increasingly using visual aids, a course of study in Graphic Communications is proposed which would train secretaries in the preparation of visual aids and operation of audio-visual equipment. (AG)

Bulletin boards are a necessary part of the learning environment. Tips for easy and quick preparation are given--starting an idea file, preparing hints to bring the ideas to reality, using various types of lettering, and utilizing time-saving short-cuts. (SC)

For the study of electric circuits, slides are projected on a blackboard and students are asked to chalk in wires between the members of the projected circuit. (JH)

A how-to-do-it article on how a teacher can use the same bulletin board theme all year. (HB)