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Utilization of Educational Media: Introduction

Modeled after the subtitles on foreign films which provided English captions for foreign language sound tracks, this technique was the forerunner of the present (1980) closed captioned television transmissions. Captioned Films for the Deaf grew in scope and program under the very able leadership of Dr. John Gough. He envisioned an expansion of this federal agency's services to include many forms of audiovisual materials and equipment, later to be called educational media and technology. For example, one of the most "natural" devices for use in teaching the hearing impaired is the overhead projector because of its brilliant image, its versatility, and the fact that the teacher faces the students while operating the projector. As a result of nation-wide federal distribution of this device, there was a time in the late '60's when practically every classroom for the deaf in the nation had an