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Henderson, Jim, E.
Mann, Joey E_
AUTHOR
Catalog of Audiovisual Materials Related to
TITLE
Rehabilitation.
Auburn Univ., Ala. Alabama Rehabilitation Media
INSTITUTION
Service.
PUB DATE
Feb 71
NOTE
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*Annotated Bibliographies; *Audiovisual Aids; Career
DESCRIPTORS
Education; *Catalogs; Disadvantaged Groups; Films;
Filmstrips; Human Services; *Media Selection;
*Rehabilitation; Resource Materials; Slides;
Sociopsychological Services; Tape Recordings;
Transparencies; Vocational Education; Vocational
Rehabilitation
*ARMS Program
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
An annotated listing of a variety of audiovisual
formats on content related to the social-rehabilitation process is
provided. The materials in the listing were selected from a
collection of over 200 audiovisual catalogs. The major portion of the
materials has not been screened.The materials-are classified
alphabetically by the following subject areas: Adjustment (lob
readiness), Adjustment (personal-Social), Adjustment (Work)
Adolescence, -Aged and Aging, Alcoholism, -Amputations, Architectural
Barriers, Arthritis, Cancer, -Career information, Cerebral Palsy,
.counseling, Delinquency, Dental Health, Diabetes, Disadvantaged, Drug
Addiction, Employment-Placement of_the Handicapped, Epilessy, Family
Relations, Grooming and _Hygiene, Hearing -Defects,- Heart'Defects,
Homemaking, _Marriage, Mental.-.Healthe Mental Illiness, Mental
Retardation, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord injuries or Defects --
Quadi-PoliomYelitis PrOsthetic Devices,-Psydhology,-
Para ---Hemi
General, PsyChology--. Learning, .Psychplogy.-- Personality, Psychology
Rehabilitation - Facilities
- Testing, Public Offender, Recreation,
and Programs, Rehabilitation, (Services), Respiratory Disorders,-
Group),, Therapy (Oacupational)
Speech Defects, Stroke, Therapy
Therapy (Physical), Therapy (Psychosocial),.Veneral. Diseases,
(Group), Therapy (Occupational), Therapy .(Physical), Thekapy
(Psychoso6ial), Veneral DiSeases,-Vocational Evaluation-r- and
Vocational-Training. (DB)-
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CATALOG OF AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS
RELATED TO REHABILITATION
Edited by:
Joe Mann and Jim Henderson
Prepared by:
Materials and Information Center
Alabama Rehabilitation Media Service
-Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama
36830
The Alabama Rehabilitation Media Service (ARMS) program is a combined
effort of the Alabama State Vocational Rehabilitation program and the
School of Education, Auburn University.
The fundamental objective of this
program is to facilitate and improve rehabilitation services in the State
of Alabama through the development and implementation of innovative
approaches in training vocational rehabilitation personnel and in working
with rehabilitation clients.
The Materials and Information Center is a component of the ARMS pro-
The fundamental objective of this program is to provide information
gram.
on the source, content, and cost of rehabilitation media, either printed
or in audiovisual format, to any individual or program in the State of
Alabama working in the field of rehabilitation.
Material js d stributed on the basis of printing and mailing costs.
There are currently several centers or programs providing print
material or information on print material related to the social and
there are, however, only a few sources providing
rehabilitation serviceS
audiovisual material$ or information on audiovisual materials related
to social and rdhabilitation work.
It is -an attempt to provide in one
This publication is a beginning.
edition a listing of a variety of audiovisual formats on content related
As a beginning this publication
to the social-rehabilitation process.
Nor is the listing
has no claim to being exhaustive or all encompassing.
of any of these materials indicative of.an endorsement by the editors of
The materials- listed here have been selected from a col-
this catalog.
Although a small fraction of
lection of over 200 audiovisual catalogs.
these materials have been previewed and evaluated, by far the majority
If you preview or review some of
of materials have not been screened.
the materials listed in the Catalog and find them inappropriate for
social and rehabilitation use, please let us ktow so that- we can modify
You may already have used related audiovisual material
future editions.
not listed in the Catalog - by all means let us know about these so- that
(please use the
we can appropriately share these materialS with-Others
evaluation forms attached -in the back of thiS Catalog).
If you are: interested in audiovisual materials in spec alized areas,
the following catalogs may be of help:
Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke"
"Selected Films
The National Medical Audiovisual Center-
Atlanta, Georgia_ 30333
"Catalog of Audiovisual Aids for Counselor _Training in Mental-
Retardation:and. Emotional Disab-lity"-
-The. Devereux Foundation-
19533
Devon, Pennsylvania
IAental Retardation, Film List"
DiVision of Mental-Retardation..
Rehabilitation.- ServicesAdMinistration
Social and..Rehabilitation SerVices
--Dept. of:Health) Education and-Welfare
--WaShingtem,-0. C.
Videotapes have not been included in this Catalog.
For more inf
tion on videotapes in medical rehabilitation you may be interested in
requesting a copy of:
"Videotapes Available for Duplication"
National Medical Audiovisual Center
Atlanta, Georgia
30333
The responsibility for soliciting information, compiling, organizing,
and editing the materials listed in this volume was a cooperative effort
of the Materials and Information Center staff.
The principal investigator
for this project was Joe Mann, a Materials Specialist at the Center
and a
doctoral student in Rehabilitation Counselor Eduation at Auburn University.
Jim Henderson, a part -time employee at the Center and
an undergraduate
student in Philosophy contributed innumerable hours of search, identifica-
tion, and organization of materials.
Other members of the Materials and Information Center who contributed
to the development of this. Catalog include:
Gary Authur, an Acquisition
Specialist and a doctoral candidate in Counselor Education; Liz
Koch, a
Materials Specialist at the Center, and a master's degree student in
Library
and Media at Auburn University; John Burgess,
a graduate student and-part
time employee; Kent King, -a doctoral student and part time employee-;
and
Edith Norton, the Audiovisual Librarian for the Center.._ The
cover was
designed by John Massey, the staff artist.
Secretarial and typing services
were performed by Eliza Herndon. and Jane- .0wens.
Without .the dedicated
effort of all these individuals, this publication woUld not-have been real-
ized.
A .special nate of thanks is extended to the Regional Special Edupation.
-_Instrdctional-Materials Centers- (SEIMC) for sharing _their fund of
information.
Unfortunatelrl-because of the-sheer volume of this information and.the need
to Meet a completion deadline, hat all of thia material-eould be reviewed
for inclusion.
Hopefully, a future editi n will focus on Special Education
and Rehabilitation.
Ray Sankovsky, Coordinator
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS CATALOG
The materials in this Catalog are classified alphabetically by subject
Please refer to the Table of Contents for an enumeration of these
area.
The subject headings used in this Catalog were arbitrarily
subject areas.
selected on the basis of content or theme, and the headings in no way re-
flect a comprehensive treatment of the social-rehabilitation process or
The material was subjectively assigned to headings, and is based
system.
solely on the judgment of the editors.
All materials are listed in the following standard form:
listed in capital letters.
The title of the material J.--
The format indicates the technical qualities and specifications for
film, tape recording, transparency, color,
the materials, such as:
speed and date of production.
sound, running time
The following format and coding has been standardized throughout the
Catalog:
_al for Motion Pictures
Fo
Black & White (B&
Silent (Si)
Running Time
Date
Sound
Produced
Sd
Gau e
n Minutes
Motign Picture
Color (C)
Sd
(Year)
16
-B&W
8mm
Si
C.
B W'or C
Super 8mm
16mm: Sd, C, 15 min, 1967
example:
Format for F
continuous 1 o
Cartrid-
Silent (Si)
Running Time
Black & White (B&W
Date
Gau e
id
Film-Car
Colo-
in Mintues
Sound (Sd),
-C
IProduced
C
B&W
(Year)
8mm
Si
FC
Sd
Super 8mm.
B&W or C
C- 1Omin, 1971
Super 8mm, Sd
example:
Formit for Trans a encies
TraaffLarsaa_111_1Number in Unit
Date Produced
i4)
(Year)
T: 21, 1971
ex -ple:
Recordin s
Format
Running Time
Cassette
Date
Speed-
Reel
nches P
in Minu es
_cond
e Recordin
IPS
T
Min
Reel
1 7/8
TR
(Year
Cassette
3 3/4,
7 1/2
4, 20 min, 1970
Reel,
example:
TR:
Format for Reco-ded Visua
Audio
Visual
Tape Recording (TR)
Slide (S)
Running Ti e
Date
Filmstr
RV
Record (R)
in Minutes
Rec -ded V- sual
TR
Min
RV
(Year)
FS
TR, FS, 20 mlii, 1970
example:
RV:
Abbreviations used.in the format are as
ollows:.
3
black and whIte
B&W
color
oops)
film cartridge
FC
film strip
FS
Min
minutes
disc recording (33 1/3 1PM unless no ed)
recorded visual
RV
slides
Sd
sound
silent
Si
transparency
TR
tape recording
Each unit of material prov des a brief description of the content.
for sale or
The source of the material has been listed as either S
Some material has multiple
preview, or D for free loan or rental.
A three digit number following
listings for free loan or rental.
A list translating
the S or the D is the coding for the source.
located at the
these codes to the corresponding source addresses is
It should be noted that the sources listed
end of this Catalog.
available for these materials.
are not necessarily the only sources
The information on these materials has been drawn from
IMPORTANT:
Policies for rental, loan, purchase, or preview
a variety of sources.
frequently differ from one source to another, and:are consequently not
The majority of .S sources provide a free preview
listed for each source.
prior to purchase, however, some sources may send you Material upon re-
In .order to protect
quest and bill you shortly thereafter for rental.
specific material, that
your best interest, we suggest before you request
for a catalog of their material, and .clarify their
you write to the source
purchase, loan or rental, or preview policies-for this material.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Adjustment (Job readiness)
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Aged and Aging.
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Alcoholism...
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Amputations....
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Architectural Barriers..
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Arthritis..
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Cancer
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Career Information O
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Cerebral Palsy
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Counseling...
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Delinquency...
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Dental Health
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Disadvantaged
104
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Employment -
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Epilepsy...
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Family Relations
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