Cable television & media
By: [S. Rome]
Series: Connecticut Audiovisual Education Association. Bulletin -- no. 27; Bulletin (Connecticut Audio-Visual Education Association) -- no. 27
Publisher: Connecticut Aduiovisual Education Bulletin
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Middletown, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 74
Subjects: Cable television; Media programs (Education)
Table of contents: title: Preface.-Pettiross, V. Current cable communications in Connecticut.-Silverstone, D. The role of cable TV in continuing education.-Akeroyd, R. Cable and libraries: developing community resource and service centers.-Fast, B. Cable TV: developing video awareness through public library and school media programs.-Jensen, H. Are we thinking big enough about cable communications?-Ingrahm, G. The functions of an instructional technologist: do you measure up?-Fleischer, L. Rationale for the development of an in-school television broadcast system for the Shepaug regional school.-Boyle, W. Communication: the key to a successful media program.-Dommers, J. The world through a camera lens.-Lauria, J. A look at our resource center at Trumbull high school.-Lauria, J. Systems approach to teaching-learning.-Scholl, P. Media research in Connecticut.