Instructional Television Facilities [electronic resource] : A Planning Guide for Educational Administrators. Final Report / John P. Witherspoon and William J. Kessler.

As soon as the educational objectives of a proposed Instructional Television System (ITV) have been determined, professional technical advice should be obtained. In planning a system, there are many choices possible between various television production systems, transmission systems, reception facil...

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Main Author: Witherspoon, John P.
Corporate Author: Brooks Foundation
Other Authors: Kessler, William J.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1968.
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Summary:As soon as the educational objectives of a proposed Instructional Television System (ITV) have been determined, professional technical advice should be obtained. In planning a system, there are many choices possible between various television production systems, transmission systems, reception facilities, and video recorders. The system chosen must meet initial objectives, mesh with other instruction technology in use, and allow for future expansion of the program. To facilitate communication with the consulting engineer, it would be useful to know the meaning of scanning linearity, gamma response, detail contrast, and video signal to noise ratio. Familiarity with the limitations and possibilities of orthicon and vidicon Television cameras, open and closed-circuit transmission, Instructional Television Fixed Service (ITFS), quadruplex and slant track video recorders, color capable and color compatible equipment will allow the educational administrator to make better use of professional advice. The staffing of an ITV project also requires some knowledge of the functions of the technical and production staff. Appendices offer specific information concerning consultant help in engineering, sources of information and programing, and a paper by the Federal Communications Commission on educational television. (JY)
Item Description:Sponsoring Agency: Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, DC. Bureau of Research.
Contract Number: OEC-1-7-071021-4429.
ERIC Document Number: ED026855.
Physical Description:191 p.