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236 MOTION PICTURES FOR INSTRUCTION
Philadelphia Commercial Museum, The Animatograph Company, The Bausch & Lomb Optical Company, The Keystone View Company, The DeVry Corporation, The Cleveland Public School Museum, The University of Illinois. The Welch Scientific Company and others.
LECTURERS
Dr. F. D. McClusky, School of Education, University of Illinois.
Dr. Frank N. Freeman, Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Chicago.
Prof. Dudley Grant Hays, Director of Visual Instruction, Chicago Public Schools, President National Academy of Visual Instruction.
Prof. A. P. Hollis, Department of Visual Instruction Service North Dakota Agricultural College.
Dr. E. H. Cameron, Professor of Psychology, School of Education, University of Illinois.
Dr. Harry G. Paul, Head Professor of English, University of Illinois.
Prof. Rolla M. Tryon, Professor of History Teaching, University of Chicago.
Prof. Ralph W. Pringle, Principal of the University High School, Normal University.
Prof. G. E. Hamilton, Educational Department Keystone View Company.
Another county has just requested assistance in holding visual instruction demonstrations in a series of teachers' meetings to cover the whole county. The more usual method, however, is to have one or two exercises on the institute program devoted to the more difficult phases of the problem. This includes threading and operating the machines.
An outstanding example of a special school for training teachers in visual education is the one organized by the DeVry Corporation, a prominent manufacturer of motion picture projectors in Chicago. This firm