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REPOR TRESUMES BM 005 383 ED 015 660 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW YORKSTATE CONVOCATION ONEDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS (NEW YORKCITY, NOVEMBER22-25, 1964). BY- HUBBARD, RICHARDD. NEW YORK STATE EDUCATIONDEPT.. ALBANY NEW YORK STATE AUDIOVISUAL COUNCIL, EASTMEADOW NEW YORK STATEEDUCATIONAL RADIO ANDTV ASSN. PUB DATE 65 EDRS PRICE MF-$1.50 HC-$14.20 353P. FILMS, DESCRIPTORS- *EDUCATIONALTELEVISION, *INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMED INST )CTION,*TEACHING MACHINES,INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA, *STATE DEPARTMENTSOF EDUCATION MADE AT THE THIS SUMMARY INCLUDESSELE:TED PRESENTATIONS CONVOCATION, IN THE AREAS OFAPPRAISAL OF MEDIA AND MATERIALS, EDUCATIONALTELEVISION, ELECTRONICCLASSROOMS, INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS, PROGRAMEDINSTRUCTION AND TEACHING MACHINES, AND MISCELLANEOUSEDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CONCLUDES THE REPORT. MEDIA- MATERIALS. A LISTOF PARTICIPANTS (MS) =7' 1140111% cora g;IS 1965 e rwational Communications conrocation proceedings THE UNIVERSITY OFTHE STATE OF NEWYORK THE STATE EDUCATIONDEPARTMENT DIVISION OF EDUCATIONALCOMMUNICATIONS ALBANY, NEW YORK 12224 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY. 1%4 EDUCATIONAL CONNUNICATIONS CONVOCATION PROCEEDINSS Proceedings of the New York StateConvocation on EducationalCOINSUALCAti01111 Noveliber 22 - 25, 1964 Division of EducationalCommunications Now York State EducationDepartment in cooperation withthe New York State Autio VisualCouncil. New York State Educational.Radio and Television Association The University of the Stateof New York The State Education Department Albany, 1965 TIE UN/VERSITY Or THE STATE OF MEW YORK MinigaaALIMIEELME (with years when terms expire) Edgar W. Coupes., A.B., LL.D., L.H.D., Chancellor, Binghamton, 1968 Thad L. Collum, C.E., Vice-Chancellor, Syracuse, 1967 Alexander J. Allan, Jr., LL.D., Litt.D., Troy, 1978 George L. Hubbell, Jr., A.B., LL.B., LL.D., Litt.D., Garden City, 1966 Charles W. Millard, Jr., A.B., Buffalo, 1973 Everett J. Penny, B.C.S., D.C.S., White Plains, 1970 Carl E. Pforzheim:, Jr., A.B., MLA., D.C.S., lurches*, 1972 Edward M. M. Warburg, B.S., L.H.D., New York, 1975 J. Carlton Corwith, B.S., Water Mill, 1971 ".amora Joseph W. McGovern, A.B., U.S., L.R.D., LL.D.s, New York, 1969 Allen D. Marshall, A.I., LL.D., Scotia, 1965 Joseph T. Ring, A.B., LL.B., Queens, 1977 Joseph C. Indelicato, M.D., Brooklyn, 1974 Mrs. Helen S. Power, A.B., Rochester, 1976 President of th. 9114221111LIELZIELEELEatUdataSetial James E. Allen, Jr. Deput_issiomer of Education Eviatld B. Nyquist Associate Commimsioner for Cultural Education and S ecial Services Hugh N. Flick Director Division of Educational Communications Lee E. Campion Chiefs Bureau of Classr000k Communications Lomas C. Twyford,Jr. V375-S65-5000 ii FOREWORD The second annual EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONSCONVOCATION was held tn New York City at the Americana from Uovember22 to 25, 1964. The mootit; was jointly sponsored by the New Yore StateEducation Depart - ment's Division of Educational Communications, New YorkAudio Visual Council and New York State Educational Radio and TelevisionAssocia- tion. Nearly 500 persons attended. A total of 109 research papers and demonstrations reporting the latest developments inthe communica- tions field were given. Several Education Department personnel and other speciali-ts from the northeastern state gave presentations on a variety of topics.The highlights were talks by :John Bystrom, Assistant to the Undersecretary of Health, Education andWelfare, "Exploring New Sources of Financing for the NoncommercialMedia;" and MendelSherman, President of DAVI, "New Educational Methodsand . Services to Meet New Educational Challenges." Other presentations during the Convocation are included inthis summary and are categorized in thefollowing areas: Appraisal of Media and Materials, Educational Television, Electronic Classromas, Instructional Films, Progrtmed Instruction and Teaching Machines,and Miscellaneous Educational ilommunications Media-Materials.A LIST OF PARTICIPANTS concludes the report.Not all speeches listed on the program appear in summarized form as many wereof a demonstration nature. Also, some manuscripts were submitted too late to be included. This Convocation Summary was deemed necessary and valuable as each participant could not attend all the concurreat sessions. The joint sponsorship of the meeting demonstrates the cooperation among, organ- izations interested in the educatioaal communications field. The two persons who planned and coordinated theConvocation are Stephen J. Felt, Lg. Island; and Loran C. Twyford, Jr., Chief of the Bureauof Class- room Communications, New York State Divisionof Educational Communi- cations. Richard D. Hubbard, Associate in Educational Communications, edited the publication. iii Camunications Convocation Albany, New York November 22 06 25, 1964 Division of Educational Communications Nemplbrk State Education Department in cooperation with New York AudioVisualCouncil and New York StateIdbcational Radio and TelevisionAssociation Sunday Novesibcr 22 12 on 10:00 p.a. Registration Albert Nall Foyer Educational Radio 1:00 p.a. 2:00 pas. Nesting of Nese York State Albert A and Television Association 2:00 p.a. 5:00 p.a. NIURTA Committee meetings AlbertA Eoundup 6:38 7:30 p.a. Communications Convocation Georgian lellroos A Chairman: Wendell Shields Noses: Provided through the courtesyof our commercialfriends 'stoma names appear on Page 16 8:00 p.a.di9:30 p.m. GENBRAL SESSION Georgian Sa Moos 3 Chairman: Sherwin Suertout, Presidentof to York State Audio VisualCouncil Introductions: Presidents of participating organizations Speaker: Harold S. Cores, President Educational FacilitiesLaboratories, taco "Isprovisg Instruction throughletter Educational Facilities" Audio Visual 9:30 pos. - 11:00 pos.meacutivo meeting! of mew York State Chelsea Suits Council NYSAVA Constitution 9:30 p.a. 11:00 p.a. Forum on the Proposed Georgian Ballroom I Dtscussiem leaders: &ward Abates, Great Neck Public Schools Nairray Phillips,Watt& University yr Monday November 23 8:15 aoe. - 9:30 p.m. Registration Albert Hall Foyer 8:50 a.m. - 10:10 *tom. CONCURRENT SESSIONS Albert A Room Chairman - Everett Lare,Ossining The TV Teacher and theProducer-Diractor: Their Roles on the Team Jay Brill, Plainedge Video Tape Recorder: Aid to CCTV Dolton Levy, Plainedge Albert I Roam Chairman - Charles Daly,New Rochelle The Communications Concept: Core of a Functional AV Program David Guerin, Garden City Audio Visual Implications DrawnFrom Research on the DisadvantagedChild Allen Landowne, BAVI, New YorkCity Albert C Room Chairman - Jack Truman,White Plains Developing Administrative Teacherand Community Interest and Support forEducational Technology Frank T. Mathewson, AV Consultant Programing Communications Mediafor Large Group Instruction John Romano, Plainview Albert D Room Chairman - John INger,Iona College New Rochelle Development of "Programed" AVinstruction for Television Kenneth Komoski, ColumbiaUniversity Curriculum Planning for EducationalTelevision Bernarr Cooper, State EducationDeptrtment 10:10 a.m. - 10:25 a.m.Break vi Monday November 23 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:25 a. *. -11:45 a.m. Thomas College Room Chairman -Sister Catherine Albert A of SaintRose, Albany Teacher Trainingby Television Lehmuller, BAVI,Nov York Morris Freedman,Pierre City in the Schools The Efficacyof Television 13, WNDT, New`York City C. FredKelley, Chann41, Scarsdale Roan Chairman -Richard Clark, Albert B Where We'reGoing in AV Where We'veBeen and Albert Bailey,Bailey Films Panel onClassroomComeunicator Department David Crosemen,State Education Military Academy Frank O'Brien,West Point Westfield Alan Rama,Westfield Academy, William Saulsberry,SUNY, Albert C Room Chairman - Fredonia Which Servesthe Other? Philosophy andthe Media: Washington Frederick3rieitonfeli, RAEB, Different ChildThrough Reaching theCulturally Audio VisualApproaches York City -Helen Kathryn Hearle,BAVI, New Public Schools Hildebrandt, HerYork City New Marion Neil,Mills College, Albert D Room Chairman - York City 2500 MegacycleRoundup Department Raymond Graf,State Education Television Higher EducationandInter-institutional Department Bernarr Cooper,State Education LUNCHEON 12 noon -1:50 p.m. President Chairman: Michael Collins, Royal Ballroom Educational Radioand Television Suite New York State Association Assistant toUnder-secretary Speaker: John Bystrom, Welfare "ExploringNei, of Health,Education and NoncommercialMedia" Sources ofFinancing forthe vii ii Monday November 23 2:00 p.m. - 3:20 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS Albert A Room Chairman - SisterRose Augustine, Brentwood College, Brentwood Tro-Way Radio in theAlbany Medical College Project Albert FrYlette, AlbanyMedical College Issues in EducationalCommunications: What's in a Name? Donald Ely, Syracuse University Albert $ Room Chairman - MarylnZehler, SUNY, Buffalo *valuation of PublicSchool Educational Communi- cations Programs Richard Hubbard, StateEducation Department "AV to EducationalCommunications: 26 Year History of Centralized AVDepartment" Edward Ivy, Ithaca Albert C Room Chairman - ArthurCordery, Rochester Television Council Activities Norbert Nathanson, StateEducation Department A Look at CCTV inCentereach Bernard Hanley, Centereach Albert D Rom Chairman - RoseHoffman, New Rochelle Ilitiating A Regional FilmLibrary Via Data Computer Processing Robert Taylor, YorktownHeights
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