Motion-Picture and Television Aids to Instruction: A Survey and Bibliography

E. B. Crutchfield

Education no longer has to rely on the book and blackboard as the only teaching aids. Such items as single-concept cartridge films and random-access video tape along with programed learning and computer supervision not only offer efficient dissemination and storage of information but also the presentation of information, through control of sight, sound and time, in a “natural” environment. A survey of how the technologies of motion pictures and television can help education is given, with general descriptions of the various systems and devices.

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Published
1969-09
Content type
Original Research
DOI
10.5594/J10816