Educational screen & audio-visual guide (c1956-1971])

Stik«a* letter^ PROrESSIONAL LETTERING TECHNIQUE i45Sf|!? Write for literature Stik-a-letter Co. Rt. 2, box i4oo, Escsnuido, caiif. USING TELEVISION IN THE CLASSROOM By the MIDWEST PROGRAM ON AIRBORNE TELEVISION INSTRUCTION, Purdue University. Edited by Mary H. Smith Ready in May, 1961 A new, important work considering instructional television entirely from the viewpoint oi the classroom teacher. This practical guidebook is designed to help teachers at all levels of education to find answers to specific problems in teaching with television. Text material has been developed from the experience and workshop studies of the Airborne Program in six midwestem states. Provides a rich supply of practical suggestions, advice, and insights about using TV in classrooms. McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc. 330 West 42nd Street, New York 36, N. Y. speed control for sync transfer of tape to film; manual controls for pitch, etc. Takes 12 ¥4" rack space; wt 38 lb; $1920. MAGTECH. For more Information clrele No. 112 on retorn postal card. LANGUAGE LABS "Electrofonlc" lang lab modularly designed with units compatible to permit modest start if desired and gradual expension. Completely transistorized; simplified pushbutton controls with telltale lighting; tape cartridge loading; teacher console and 30 student positions may be plugged into ordinary AV outlet. GELCON. For more Information circle No. 113 on return postal card. Flex-Mike stays put yet adjusts to any student-teacher need. Ceramic transducer and metal damping grid resist variations of temperature and humidity. Model CM-17 $24.50. SONOTONE. For more Information circle No. 114 on retnrn postal card. Free Construction Drawings for making this lang-lab furniture in the school shop, and guidance to help a school install as much or as little equipment as desired is offered by V-M. The console imits include: tape deck $180; microphone is included, stand extra $2.95; record player $27.95; V-U meter assembly for tape recorder $33; ditto Multiplex Cabinets PROTECT YOUR SLIDES MULTIPLEX DISPLAY FIXTURE CO. Dept. M, Worne & Carter St. Louis 7, Mo. Most slides are irreplaceable — or costly to duplicate. Ttiey deserve ttie maximum protection of a Multiplex Cabinet. Moximum convenience is afforded too, for slides are kept classified and con be reviewed v/ittiout removing. Model shown holds 2340 slides, 2" x 2"; or 780 slides, 4" x 3%" . . . or some of each . . . hos roller-mounted base with storage compartment. Smaller and larger sizes and other models ovoiloble. Ask for details. Please send me Slide Cabinet Bulletin LS-1 58. NAME ^ SCHOOL ADDRESS CITY & STATE MY61 Lang-Lab Furniture for phonograph $34.50; 10-positior master control panel $55; earphone; $5.20; intercom amplifier $28; ditti for record player $32; jack pane $5.95. V-M. For more Information circle No. 11.^ on return postal card. TEACHING MACHINES Didak 501, versatile "constructed answe teaching machine, incorporates optior j al "second attempt" window, clu shutter for prompts, reference car "Didak" holder for external information, thr teaching aperture sizes, separate pap transport and answer — space shutt controls. $157.50. RHECAL For more Information circle No. 116 on return postal card. "Edumator" — A refresher course specialized electronics provides student with four LP records, a te: book, and test questions printed 88 ELEMENTARY SCIENCI COLOR FILMSTRIPS Eight Series Eleven Filmstrips Each Series,, with Teacher Guides 1 . Rocks, Soils, and Minerals 2. Uglt 3. Sound 4. Universe and Solar Syste5. Living Matter 6. Health and Sal»' 7. Electricity and Magnetism 8. He9. Man's Use and Control 10. Air a» Water 1 1 . Some Properties, Structure and Changes in Matter Complete Set $480.00 IncTividual Series (11 Filmstrips) $60.t each. COLONIAL FILMS 71 Walton St., N. W. Atlanta 3, G 250 Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — May, 1 < I