REPORT RESUMES ED 016 395 EN 005 968 NATIONAL AUDIO TAPE CATALOG. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSN., WASHINGTON, D.C. PUB DATE 67 EDRS PRICE MF -$0.75 HC NOT AVAILABLE FROM EDRS. 131P. DESCRIPTORS- *CATALOGS, *TAPE RECORDINGS, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS NEARLY 5,000 EDUCATIONAL TAPES ARE CATALOGED IN A SUBJECT AREA LISTING WITH SERIES DESCRIPTION :.ND AN ALPHABETICAL LISTINGBY INDIVIDUAL TITLES. TAPES WERE SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF CURRICULAR RELEVANCE AND PRODUCTION QUALITY. COPIES OF THIS CATALOG ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1201 16TH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036, FOR $3.00 EACH. (MS) PROCESS WITH MICROFICHEA 00596 Pucus;;ER'sPRICES. MICR FICHEREPRODUCTION ONL NATIO AUDIO CATA l- , Sponsored by the Department of Audiovisual Instruction of the National Education Associa- tion, the National Association of Educational %OW Broadcasters, and the National Center for Audio Tapes of the University of Colorado. .the mark of greatness Yes, it's true...the ATC 110, fully-transistorized state circuitry for instant start-up8-inch, oval tape recorder could also be called many-armed. It's dual-cone speaker3-digit tape counterProfes- that unique. However, no matter how it's said, it sional-type recording level meterOne operating would all mean the same thing. For the 110 is truly lever controls all tape travel Sensitive dynamic multi-dexterous, performing many jobs with equal microphoneLightweight: only 18 pounds brilliance. And it does these jobs not only singly, We could go on and on, for there's even more. but simultaneously, when required. However, let's be practical...the only way to really For instance, it combines high fidelity broadcast appreciate the ATC 110 is to see and try it out quality performance with the simplicity of opera- for yourself. tion and the rugged, long-term durability needed for classroom use. It also provides, for the first time ATC MODEL 110, ALL TRANSISTOR in a classroom recorder, three tape-speeds, permit- TAPE RECORDER $149.50 ting up to eight hours of recording at 17/s ips with- out a single tape change. In addition it permits Contact your Audiotronics Dealer or public address use through the mere flick of a write for our 1966 Full-Line Catalog. switch and allows coincidental mike and auxiliary recording. All this, plus instant stopping (pause con- trol) of tape during recording or playback. ALL ATC PRODUCTS ARE TRANSFORMER POWERED FOR COMPLETE SAFETY So how versatile can the ATC 110 get, you ask? If you really want to know, keep reading... for there's much more, such as:kg20-watt amplifier for AMMONS power to spareP40 to 15,000 cps responseSolid 7428 BELLAIRE AVENUE, NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA --------,411elgrAMPTIIIIMMIK_ "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS COPYR !WED BYMATERIAL BYJA__diatiMlad.,,ICROFICLE tINLY HAS EEN GRANTED TO ERIC AHD ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING UNDER acaErwas WITH 111: U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION. FURTHER REPRODUCTION OUTSIDE THE ERIC SYSTEM R MIRES PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT (YAWL" NATIONAL AUDIO TAPE CATALOG Permission to reproduce this copyrighted work has been granted to the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) and to the organization operating under contract with the Office to Education to reproduce documents in- cluded in the ERIC system by means of microfiche only, but this right is not conferred to any users of the micro- fiche received from the ERIC Document Reproduction Service.Further reproduction of any part requires per- mission of the copyright owner_ Copyright 1967 by the NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES Library of Congress Card No. 56-3616 Single copy of catalog $3.00. Discounts: 10 percenton 2-9 copies and 20 percent on 10 or more copies. Order from the National Education Association, 1201 16th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. (Orders under $2.00 must beac- companied by payment.) HIGH PERFORMANCE TAPE ECORDER extraordinarily rugged and reliable... designed specifically for classroom use e0)=1110111111.1Mike -.111111 V A TIRELESS ASSISTANT FOR THE CREATIVE TEACHER Su MONOPHONIC TWO TRACK TWOSPEED 3/4 & ips 7" REEL CAPACITY NE,VVCO 3-DIGIT COUNTER LIGHTED TRUE VOLUME INDICATING METER Taping lesson material is a highly efficient, effective, and stimulating way to present 9" OVAL many subjects. But full advantage can be taken of this technique only when the tape DUALCONE SPEAKER machine is completely dependable and easy to operate. Newcomb now introduces just 12 WATTS PEAK BICOUPLED such a machine the AV-70K a high fidelity recorder with the dependability which OUTPUT SYSTEM distinguishes all Newcomb audio teaching tools. The AV-70M was not designed first SEPARATE BASS AND for home use and then offered to schools. Inside and out from its rugged steel TREBLE TONE CONTROLS chassis to its reinforced plywood case the AV-70M is built to withstand the rigors AUTO' RATIC TRANSPORT V of classroom use and abuse. It requires minimum maintenance, is easy to repair, self- SHUT-OFF contained and portable. Operation is virtually intuitive. Tape movement is integrated OUTPUT PHONE JACK in a central shift lever. You can manipulate it without even looking; your eyes are FOR HEADPHONE free to watch the meter, counter, script, performer, class ...The AV-70M is also LISTENING CENTER outstanding for the extraordinary gentleness with which it handles your valuable OR EXTERNAL SPEAKER tapes. Smooth quiet stops. No spill. No stretch. No breaks. The AV-70M has its own RESPONSE built-in sound reproducing system and may be used for public address or monitoring. ± 2 db 50 TO 50,000 cps Microphone and line inputs can be recorded simultaneously. A heat-resistant micro- 97." x 13%" x13,4". phone whose even response makes it suitable for music as well 'as speech is supplied. 27% lbs. These are only a few of the highlights of this long-awaited recorder: Write today for UL APPROVED complete details. NEWCOMB AUDIO PRODUCTS CO.,DEPARTMENT AV67 12881 BRADLEY AVENUE, SYLMAR, CALIFORNIA91342 FOREWORD This catalog replaces all previouseditions of the National Tape Recording Catalog which has been publishedfrom time to time since this joint,non-profit project was begun in 1954 as theNational Tape Repository. Today theNational Center for Audio Tapes at the Universityof Colorado continues this important service to American education. Withnearly 5,000 tapes listed, this catalog repre- sents an expanded andcontinually growing source of instructionalmaterial. The recordings included in thiscatalog have been selected on the basisof cur- ricular relevance and productionquality. No effort has been made tojudge material on the basis of itsphilosophic or political content. It isassumed that teachers will be familiar with the instructional materialsthey use and that teachers willdetermine how such materials are used with students. The National Center for Audio Tapesis sponsored by the Departmentof Audio Visual Instruction of the National EducationAssociation, The National Association of Educational Broadcasters andthe University of Colorado. This jointproject is supervised by the DAVI-NAEB NationalAudio Tape Committee. This joint com- mittee is made up of: Robert E.deKieffer, Chairman, University ofColorado; Gale Adkins, University of Kansas; MaxBildersee, Larchmont, New York;Louis H. Brown, University of Colorado;George R. Cryder, Ohio WesleyanUniversity; Phillip Essman, Los Angeles CountySchools; Elmer Felton, Phoenix,Arizona; Duane W. Fischer, Hamburg, NewYork; Sidney Goldman, Coraopolis,Pennsyl- vania; Jack Keck, Houghton Lake,Michigan; Richard A. Kubalack,Arlington, Virginia; Arthur D. c Donald, Abington,Pennsylvarla, John Montgomery, Des Moines, Iowa; Georgi E. Noone, Oakland,California; Robert Pirsein, Winnetka, Illinois; Ernesto Ruiz, Santurce, PuertoRico; William Schmidt, Ellensburg, Washington and Robert E. Underwood,Urbana, Illinois. Educators using this catalog are invited tomake recommendations for pro- grammed material to the center. In Preparation... LIVING DINE SERIES in collaboration with the English Section of the Department of Education of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico METRO GOLDWYN MAYER 1350 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York TABLE OF CONTENTS ... Page Foreword iii Section 1.General Information vii Section 2.Subject Area Listing with Series Description 1 Section 3.Alphabetical Listing by Individual Titles 73 Section 4.Explanation of Producer Codes 113 DAVI CONVENTION TAPES Although the Convention tapes are not listed in this catalog, record- ings of the major sessions at each DAVI National Convention are available from the National Center for Audio Tapes. Please write for additional information. MOBILE LISTENINGSTATIONS from WM. ON Five"audio" ideas you can use.Send for brochures andprices. 26" HIGH MOBILE LISTENING STATION has 8 outlets, four on each side of the table to eliminate crowding. (Also avail- able with 4 outlets.) Individual volume controls, cord and jack, plus receptacle. Table has 18" x 24" shelf plus pad and retainingliptokeep taperecorder In place. MOBILE AUDIO CENTER 26" HIGH MOBILE CABINET LISTEN- ING STATION has 4, and 8 outlets simi- Top of formica-wood for easy cut-outs to larto above.Cabinet constructed of accommodate tape and/or record player com- welded steel, has piano hinged door, ponents. Center is 22" x38" x 39"H. Holds key locking to protect contents. Remov- equipment and materials.Dual doors lock able center shelf. 4" swivel casters. with 3 point latch. 4 STATION AUDIO PANELS (same as on the listening stations) MATERIALS.Educational records andpre- volume recorded educational tapes.