Word: taping
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Perlmutter offered to televise, using HITS, a Ghostdance-produced tape which he said would "demonstrate the medium: where it is, how it operates, and its potential...
...issue that divides Harvard and Ghostdance is the fact that so far Harvard's interest in HITS has been in terms of HITS's capabilities as hardware-that is, as a piece of technology capable of carrying electronic information. Perlmutter says he is more interested in what information video tapes can carry rather than how much video tape can come over the system at a given time...
...educational system Holt proposes letting students work on special projects that they design themselves. For example, students might be interested in measuring their height or strength over a long period of time and could learn arithmetic in this way. Or they could do interviews with other students with a tape recorder and learn about conversation, English, and grammar. Learning would be possible without the pain of failure and repetitious drills...
...tape swaddling those programs has slowed down local school administrators, who must draw up detailed spending proposals to get their funds. The proposals must then be shuffled in Washington by as many as 24 different officials. In some programs, administrative costs eat up 500 of every dollar spent. The upshot is that comprehensive planning vanishes as states get mired in the federal maze...
...include vocational education, books and counseling. Within each category, state education departments, currently of widely varying quality, would make the major decisions about which school districts would receive the money. The plan's logic is hard to fault, although some observers worry that it might only shift red tape from Washington to the state level...