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Various Articles

Editors
Beryl Korot; Ira Schneider
Publication
Radical Software: Video and Kids
Publisher
Gordon and Breach
Date
1974
Place
New York, NY
Volume
2
Issue
6
ETC archive
ETC0530

Abstract

Created by the Center for Understanding Media, Peter Haratonik and Kit Laybourne. Topics include discussion of important issues, things to do with kids, and examples of working video programs. "Video in a Theraputic Community", Bruce Cost, profiles uses of video at Holy Cross School, Rhinebeck, NY. "Video and the Public Library", Walter Dale, describes video program at Port Washington Public Library. https://www.radicalsoftware.org/e/
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Various Articles. Radical Software: Video and Kids. vol. 2, no. 6. Gordon and Breach. 1974.

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Created by the Center for Understanding Media, Peter Haratonik and Kit Laybourne. Topics include discussion of important issues, things to do with kids, and examples of working video programs. "Video in a Theraputic Community", Bruce Cost, profiles uses of video at Holy Cross School, Rhinebeck, NY. "Video and the Public Library", Walter Dale, describes video program at Port Washington Public Library. http://www.radicalsoftware.org/e/

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