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In my discussion today, I am going to discuss only single screen presentations. Two, three, or more multiple-screen presentations are certainly common today-but, I want to discuss what is possible for most teachers, considering what high school audiovisual budgets provide in the way of equipment. How many of you here today have already used automatically synchronized tape-slide programs? How many of you have combined your own slides and tapes into a program? In the brief time I have, I hope to demonstrate 4 things to you: 1. How automatic synchronization works. 2. The importance of the new ANSI standards, and what this means to program interchangeability between machines. 3. How to prepare your own program. 4. How some rear-screen and front projection equipment works.

Using Automatically Synchronized Tape-Slide Programs in Single-Screen Presentations