Educational television (ETV) has become a multi-purpose tool--more flexible, more accessible, less costly than ever before. This book discusses the kind of "eye to eye" rapport and communication which is possible through ETV. The growth and functions today of ETV in the learning situation are reviewed. Solutions and innovations are examined which are currently being offered for teachers who are involved in the techniques of production. Essential television hardware is discussed, and broadcasting network efforts in ETV are compared with closed circuit television. Alternative methods to ETV such as motion pictures and group viewing are considered. A final chapter discusses effectively fitting the program into the classroom learning situation. (RH)