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TITLE Systems Analysis in Education: Bibliographies inEducation No. 25.

INSTITUTION Canadian Teachers' Federation, Ottawa (Ontario).Research Div.

REPORT NO C-71109PUB DATE Dec 71NOTE 30p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies; *Educational Administration;

*Systems Analysis

ABSTRACTThis bibliography contains material drawn from the

British Education Index, Canadiana, the Canadian Education Index, theCumulative Book Index, the Current Index to Journals in Education,the Directory of Education Studies in Canada, the Education Index,Education Studies Completed in Canadian Universities, Research inEducation, and Research Studies in Education. The period covered isapproximately 5 years. The 374 entries are subdivided into sectionsfor books (188 entries), articles and excerpts from books (163entries), and theses (23 entries). (MBM)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO.DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG.INATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN EDUCATION

No. 25

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS IN MAUR

December 1971

CANADIAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION320 RUE QUEEN STREET / OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1R 6A3

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SYSTEMS ANALYSIS IN EDUCATION

Sources consulted in preparing this bibliography include

the British Education Index (The Library Association), Canadiana

(National Library), the Canadian Education Index (CCRE), the Cumu-

lative Book Index (Wilson's), the Current Index to Journals in

Education (CCM), the Directory of Education Studies in Canada (CEA),

the Education Index (Wilson's), Education Studies Completed in

Canadian Universities (CEA), Research in Education (ERIC), and

Research Studies in Education (Phi Delta Kappa). The period covered

is approximately five years.

Abstracts of material with an ED number may be found in

Research in Education. If marked "Available ERIC", hard copy or

microfiche copies may be purchased through the Education Document

Reproduction Service of the ERIC system.

Material available on loan from the CTF Library is aster-

isked.

CONTENTS

Books and Papers 3

Articles and Excerpts from Books 18

Theses 28

A. Books and Papers

1. Aikin, Marvin C., and William L. Duff. Some Data Problems in

Systems Research. 11 p. Available ERIC. ED 021 324.

2. Alden, John W. Systems Analysts in Higher Education: Some Concerns.

Washington, D.C.: American Association for Higher Education,

1970. 3 p. Available ERIC. ED 040 673.

3. Alkin, Marvin C. The Use )f Behavioral Objectives in Evaluation:

Relevant or Irrelevant? Los Angeles: University of Cali-

fornia, 1969. 27 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 067.

4. Alkin, Marvin C., and James E. Bruno. Lyptems Approaches to Educa-

tional Planning. Eugene: University of Oregon, 1970. 54 p.

ED 049 563. Not available ERIC.

5. Alkin, Marvin C. and Rodney W. Skager. Systems Analysis Applications

in Educational Research. Los Angeles: University of Califor-

nia, Center for the Study of Evaluation, 1969. 12 p, Avail-

able ERIC. ED 032 629.

6. American Association of School Administrators, Administrative

Technology and the School Executive. Washington, D.C.: AASA.,

1969. 172 p.

7. Anmentorp, William. Prerequisites for Systems Analysts: Analytic

and Management Demands of a New Approach to Educational Ad-ministration. St. Paul: Upper Midwest Regional Educational

Lab., Inc., 1969. Available ERIC, ED 028 513.

8. Andes, John. A Systems Approach to University Organization.Gainesville: University of Florida, Institute of Higher Educa-

tion, 1970. 90 p. Available ERIC. ED 044 808.

9. Andrew, Gary M., and R. E. Moir. Information-Decision Systems in

Education. Itasca: Peacock Publishers, 1970. 177 p.

*10. Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. An Exploratory

Cost Analysis of Some Canadian Universities; The Report on theStudy of the Costs of University Programmes in Canada. Ottawa:

AUCC., 1970. ED 049 676. Not available ERIC.

11. BaltLmore Metro olitan Area Librar Stud : Recommended Lon -Ran e

Work Program. Final report. Pittsburgh: CONSAD Research

Corp., 1970. 51 p. Available ERIC, ED 045 171.

12. Banathy, Bela H. Instructional Systems. Palo Alto: Fearon Pub-

lishers, 1968. 111 p. ED 036 495. Not available ERIC.

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13. Banathy, Bela H. and others. Systems Development in Guidance --

a Learning-Task-Centered Approach. Final report. Pacific

Grove Unified School District, California, 1969. 96 p.

Available ERIC. ED 033 468.

14. Banghart, F. W. Educational Systems Analysis. New York: Macmillan

Co. Publishers, 1969. 330 p.

15. Belgard, Maria R. A Systems Approach to the Teaching-Learning

Process. Paper presented at AERA annual meeting. New York,


*16. Benzon, Ralph. Planning -- Programming -- Budgeting. Part I.

Toronto: OTF., 1971. 11 p.

17. Bliss, Sam W. A Training Program for Educational Management Tools.

Final report. Carbondale: University of Southern Illinois,


18. Boice, John R. K/M Associates: A Case Study in Systems Building.

Stanford: Stanford University, 1970. 27 p. Available ERIC.

ED 046 075.

19. Bowles, Samuel. Educational Production Function. Final report.

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University, 1969. 111 p. Available

ERIC. ED 037 590.

20. Brennan, Robert L., and Lawrence M. Stolurow. An Elementary

Decision Process for the Formative Evaluation of an Instruc-tional System. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of theAmerican Educational Research Association, New York, 1971.

41 p. Available ERIC. ED 048 343.

21. Briggs, Leslie J. Handbook of Procedures for the Design of Instruc-

tion. Pittsburgh: American Institutes for Research, 1970.

206 p. ED 043 230. Not available ERIC.

22. Brown, James W. and others. AV Instruction Media and Methods;

Third edition. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co. ED 032 765.

Not available ERIC.

23. Buckland, Michael K., and others. Systems Analysis of a University

Library; Final Report on a Research Project. Lancaster,

England: University of Lancaster, 1970. 100 p. ED 044 153.

Not available ERIC.

24. Buckley, Walter. Sociology and Modern Systems Theory. New York:

Barnes & Noble, 1967. 227 p.

25. Building Systems Information. Clearinghouse Special Report Number

Two. Listing of Schools and Other Buildings Constructed with

a Building System. Listed by States. Stanford: BuildingSystems Information Clearinghouse, 1969. 14 p. Available ERIC.

ED 036 093.

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26. Campus (CAATS) Project Volume I: A Progress Report on the Develop-ment of Cost Simulation Models for Three Ontario Colleges ofApplied Arts and Technology. Toronto: Systems Research Group,1969. 58 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 235.

27. Carpenter, Polly. Analysis of Educational Programs. Paper presentedat American Educational Research Association Annua] Meeting,New York, 1971. 18 p. Available ERIC. ED 049 534.

28. Carter, Launor F. Planning Dilemmas in Higher Education, Washing-ton, D.C.: American Association for Higher Education, 1970.7 p. Available ERIC. ED 040 671.

29. . The Systems Approach to Education -- Revisited. A Pro-fessional paper. Santa Monica: System Development Corp., 1971.30 p. Available ERIC. ED 048 656.

30. Case, C. Marston, and Stephen C. Clark. A Bibliographic Guide toOperations Analysis of Education. Washington, D.C.: NationalCenter for Educational Statistics, 1967. 22 p. Available

ERIC. ED 025 851.

31. Centner, S. I. and others. Systems Analysis and Higher EducationPlanning. Toronto: Systems Research Group, 1969. 62 p.


32. Chuang, Ying C. Simulation Model and Educational Research. NewYork: Center for Urban Education, 1971. 8 p. Available ERIC.

ED 050 163.

33. Churchill, Stacy S. Design for an NRC-OISE Joint R & D Project:NRC-OISE Educational System. Staff Study. Toronto: OISE.,Department of Computer Applications, 1969.

34. Churchman, Charles West. The Systems Approach. New York: Dial

Press Inc., 1968. 243 p.

35. Clark, Jere W. and Juanita S. Clark. Systems Education Patterns onthe Drawing Boards for the Future. New Haven: Southern Con-

necticut State College, 1969. 42 p. ED 038 006. Not avail-able ERIC.

36. Commission on Post-Secondary Education in Ontario. Cost and

Benefit Study of Post-secondary Education in the Province ofOntario: School Year 1968-69. Toronto: The Commission, 1971.

37. Component School Construction Program. Fredericton: New BrunswickDepartment of Economic Growth, 1970. 14 p. Available ERIC.

ED 046 092.

38. Conceptual Design for a Planning, Programming, Budgecing System forCalifornia School Districts. Preliminary. Sacramento:

California State Dept. of Education, 1969. 68 p. ED 036 124.Not available ERIC.

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39. Cook, Desmond L. Better Project Planning and Control Through theUse of System Analysis and Management Techniques. Washington,

D.C.: National Center for Educational Statistics, 1967.


40. . The Impact of Systems Analysis on Education. Columbus:

Ohio State University, 1968. 12 p. Available ERIC. ED 024

145.

41. . The Use of Systems Anal sis and Mana ement Techni uesin Program Planning and Evaluation. Washington, D.C.:

National Center for Educational Statistics, 1967. 11 p.


*42. Coombs, Philip Hall. The World Education Crisis; a Systems Analysis.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1968. 241 p.

43. Corrigan, Robert E. Methods-Means Selection: An Inquiry/Decision

Making Process Approach. Los Angeles: California Polytechnic,

1969. 18 p.

44. Crean, John F. Expected Rates of Return and the Demand for Educa-

tion: "Some Empirical Evidence". Quebec: Groupe de recherche

sur l'economie du secteur public. Universite Laval, 1971.

45. Crossman, David M. New Learning Techniques Via Audiovisual Media.

New York: Buttenheim Publishing Corp., 1966. ED 019 818.

Not available ERIC.

46. Curtis, William H. PPBS: A National Conceptual Design. Paper

presented at American Educational Research AssociationAnnual Meeting, New York, 1971. 13 p. Available ERIC. ED

047 416.

47. Dempsey, Michael J. Relationships Between the Restructuring of

Schools and Communications Technology. Washington, D.C.:

Academy for Educational Development Inc., 1970. 16 p.


48. Dick, Walter, and Paul Gallagher. Systems Concepts and Computer-

Mana ed Instruction: An Im lementation and Validation Stud

Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1971. 27


p. Avail-

*49. Dodge, D. A. Returns to Investment in University Training: The

Case of Canadian Accountants, Engineers and Scientists.Kingston: Industrial Relations Centre. Queen's University,

1970. 80 p.

50. Dror, Yehezkel. Urban Metapolicy and Urban Education. Santa

Monica: Rand Corp., 1970. 25 p. Available ERIC. ED 051

343.

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51. Drumheller, Sidney J. Handbook of Curriculum Design for Individual-ized Instruction; A Systems Approach. Englewood Cliffs: Edu-

cational Technology Publications, 1971. 103 p. ED 050 564.Not available ERIC.

*52. Economic Council of Canada. Design for Decision-Mabing: An Appli-

cation to Human Resources Policies. Eighth Annual Review.

Ottawa: Information Canada, 1971. 249 p.

*53. Edding, Friedrich. Methods of Analysing Education Outlay. Paris:

UNESCO., 1966. 77 p.

54. Education-Planning-Programming-Budgel-ing System DocumentationManual for Intermediate Units, Version II, Model I. Phila-

delphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1969. 249 p. ED 037

814. Not available ERIC.

55. Education-Planning-Programming-Budgeting System DocumentationManual for School Districts, Version II, Model I. Phila-

delphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1969. 213 p. ED 037

816. Not available ERIC.

56. Education-Planning-Programming-Budgeting System Procedures Manualfor Intermediate Units, Version I, Model 2. Volumes I and II.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1969. 462 p.


57. Education-Planning-Programming-Budgeting System Procedures Manualfor School Districts, Version I, Model 2. Volumes I and II.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1969. 391 p.


58. Eidell, Terry L. and John M. Nagle. PPBS and Data-Based Educa-

tional Planning. Eugene: University of Oregon, 1970.63 p. Available ERIC. ED 038 741.

*59. Elliott, Una. Systems Theory: a Perspective for Education.Toronto: Board of Education, 1968. 18 p. (Educational

monograph No. 13).

60. Emery, Frederik E. Systems Thinking: Selected Readings. Toronto:

Penguin, 1969. 398 p.

61. ERIC Abstracts: A Collection of ERIC Document Resumes on SystemsApproaches in Education. ERIC Abstracts Series, Number Eight.

Washington, D.C.: American Association of School Administra-

tors, 1970. 50 p. Available ERIC. ED 043 093.

*62. Etzioni, Amitai, Two A...roaches to Or anizational Anal sis: A

Critique and a Suggestion. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co.

Inc., 1960. 257-78 pp. (Social Sciences Series).

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63. Evaluation for Environmental Education (A Systems Analysis Approach

for Self-Evaluation), 1969. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Office of

Education. Division of Plans and Supplementary Centers, 1969.


64. Evans, John A. The Role of System Analysis in Education Management:

A Pragmatic Appraisal and a New Perspective. Burlingame,

California: Operation PEP., 1970. 55 p. Available ERIC.

ED 050 482.

65. Farmer, James A. and Evelyn Dravecky. The "Turned on" Teacher and

Beyond: Education as a Socio-Technical System. Paper pre-

sented at the Adult Education Research Conference, New York

City, 1971. 7 p. Available ERIC. ED 047 221.

66. Fault Tree Analysis: A Research Tool for Educational Planning.

Technical Report No. 1. Hayward, California: Alameda County

School Department, PACE Center, 1966. 97 p. ED 029 379.

Not available ERIC.

67. Flanagan, John C. The Plan System for Individualizing Education.

East Lansing: National Council on Measurement in Education,

1971. 8.p. ED 051 296. Not available ERIC.

68. Foley, Walter J. The Role of Educational Outcomes in Evaluation

Strategy. IOWA City: University of Iowa, 1965. 6 p. Avail-


69. Fougeres, Viviane (Comp.) Programme on Institutional Management in

higher Education. List of Documents. Paris: OECD., 1970.


70. Geisinger, Robert W. Systems Analysis and Education Research

Literature Review. Harrisburg: Pennsylvania State Depart-

ment of Public Instruction, 1968. 27 p. Available ERIC.

ED 047 354.

71. General Desi n for an Education Plannin -Pro rammin -Bud etin

System. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1968.


72. Gordon, Geoffrey. System_Simulation. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-

Hall, 1969. 303 p.

73. Groot, Hans C. A Diachronic Communications Construct for Informa-

tion Systems Analysis in Development. Madison: University

of Wisconsin, 1971. 17 p. Available ERIC. ED 048 749.

74. Hallworth, H. J. and others. A Computer Assisted Vocational

Counseling System. Calgary: University of Alberta, 1970.


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75. Halsall, R. Systems Approach to Building. A Brief Report on the

Canadian Scene in November 1969 with Particular Reference to

School and College Construction. Ottawa: College of Applied

Arts and Technology, 1969. 9 p. Available ERIC. ED 036 090.

*76. Hamwood, John A. Planning-Programming-Budgeting. Part II. "Struc-

tural and Analytical Components of PPBS in an Educational Con-

text." Toronto: OTF., 1971. 35 p.

77. Haney, John B. and Eldon J. Ullmer. Educational Media and the

Teacher. Dubuque, Iowa: William C. Brown Co., 1970. 130 p.


78. Hare, Van Court. Systems Analysis: a Diagnostic Approach. New

York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1967. 544 p.

79. Hayes, R. M. and K. D. Reilly. The Effect of Response Time Upon

Utilization of an Information Retrieval System; a Simulation.

Los Angeles: University of California, 1967. 14 p. Avail-


80. HELP/PLANTRAN. a Computer Assisted Planning System for Higher Educa-

tion. Kansas City, Mo.: Midwest Research Institute, 1970.


81. Herriott, Robert E., and Benjamin J. Hodgkins. Social Context and

the School: An Organizational Analysis. Tallahassee:

Florida State University, 1968. 30 p. Available ERIC. ED

026 707.

*82. Hettich, Walter. Expenditures, Output and Productivity in Canadian

University Education. Special Study No. 14. Ottawa: Econo-

mic Council of Canada, 1971.

83. Hills, Jean. Organization, Organizational Change, and Organiza-

tional Improvement in Education. 1970. 64 p. Available ERIC.

ED 046 063.

84. Hills, R. Jean. The Concept of System. Eugene: University of

Oregon, 1967. 26 p. Available ERIC. ED 014 786.

85. Hilton, E. P. and Steven J. Gyuro. A Systems Approach -- 1970 Voca-

tional Education Handbook for State Plan Development and Prepa-

ration. Lexington: Kentucky Research Coordinating Unit,


86. Hoban, Charles F. Instruction as a Systematic Approach to Instruc-

tional Technology. Washington, D.C.: Academy of Educational

Development, Inc., 1970. 18 p. Available ERIC. ED 039 751.

87. Hough, Robbin R. A Study to Extend the Development and Testing of

a Systems Model of the Classroom. Final report. Rochester:

Oakland University, 1968. 70 p. Available ERIC. ED 033 452.

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88. Howson, A. G., and M. R. Eraut. Continuing Mathematics: A Proposalfor a Systems Approach to the Mathematical Education of Sixth-Formers Specialising in the Arts and in Social or Life Sciences.London, England: National Council for Educational Technology,1969. 29 p. ED 041 460. Not available ERIC.

89. Huff, Robert A. Focus on MIS. A Report on the WICHE-ACE HigherEducation Management Information Systems Seminar, Washington,D.C. 1969. Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education,1969. 24 p.

90. Hutchison, Joseph C., and June 0 Hutchison. Criteria for SelectingTypes of Foreign-Language Laboratory Systems. ERIC FocusReports on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Number 20. NewYork: American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages,1970. 12 p. Available ERIC. ED 049 662.

91. Inman, Joseph C. Some Principles of Planning for Colleges andUniversities. Chicago: Cresap, McCormick and Paget, 1971.13 p. Available ERIC. ED 048 817.

92. James, H. Thomas. School Board Bibliography. Stanford: StanfordUniversity. School of Education, 1967. 132 p. AvailableERIC. ED 017 068.

93. Johnson, Charles E. and Glenn E. Duncan. Bibliography of SelectedReferences Concerned with the Applications of Systems Technologyin Education. Athens: University of Georgia. College of Edu-cation, 1969. Available ERIC. ED 040 932.

94. Judy, Richard W. A Research Progress Report on Systems Analysis forEfficient Resource Allocation in Higher Education. Toronto:University of Toronto. Institute for Policy Analysis, 1970.25 p. kvailable ERIC. ED 039 828.

95. . Systems Analysis and University Planning. Washington,D.C.: Amarican Educational Research Association, 1967. 55 p.Available ERIC. ED 017 027.

96. Judy, Richard W., and Jack B. Levine. A New Tool for EducationalAdministrators. Educational Efficiency Through SimulationAnalysis. Ottawa: AUCC., 1965. ED 017 145. Not availableERIC.

97. Judy, Richard W. and others. Systems Analysis of AlternativeDesigns of a Faculty. New York: Ford Foundation, 1968. 53 p.ED 034 376. Not available ERIC.

98. Kaimann, Richard A., and Robert W. Marker. Educational Data Pro-cessing -- New Dimensions and Prospects. Boston: HoughtonMifflin Co., 1967. ED 018 983. Not available ERIC.

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99. Kalman, Rudolf Emil and others. Topics in Mathematical System

Theory. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1969. 358 p.

100. Kaufman, Roger A. System Approaches to Education: Discussion and

Attempted Integration. Eugene: University of Oregon, 1970.


101. Kent, William P. and others. Feasibility of Using an Experimental

Laboratory for Identifying Classroom Multi-Media Problems and

Requirements. Final report. Falls Church, Va.: System

Development Corp., 1968. 111 p. Available ERIC. ED 029 492.

102. Kiesling, Herbert J. On the Economic Analysis of Educational Tech-

nology. Washington, D.C.: Academy for Educational Develop-

ment, 1970. 49 p. Available ERIC. ED 039 726.

103. King, Jonathan, and Ruth Weinstock. Schools in the 70's -- the Case

of the Relevant Schoolhouse. NASSP Dialogue. Paper presented

at National Association of Secondary School Principals Annual

Convention, Washington, D.C., 1970. 15 p. Available ERIC.

ED 046 086.

104. Kiser, Chester. An Operational Model for Educational PPBS. Paper

presented at American Educational Research Association

Annual Meeting, New York, 1971. 15 p. Available ERIC. ED

047 375.

105. Kling, Martin. General Open Systems Theory and the Substrata-

Factor Theory of Reading. Newark: International Reading

Association, 1966. 45 p. ED 024 546. Not available ERIC.

106. Knezevich, Stephen. Administrative Technology and the School Execu-

tive: Applying the Systems Approach to Educational Administra-

tion. Washington, D.C.: American Association of School

Administrators, 1969. 171 p. ED 040 495. Not available ERIC.

107. .Systems Analysis and Its Relationship to Educational

Planning. Paper presented at Western Canada Administrators

Conference, Banff, 1969. 23 p. Available ERIC. ED 036 895.

108. Landis, Daniel and others. An Analysis of Systems Applications in

Education. Trenton: New Jersey Urban Schools Development

Council, 1970. 15 p. Available ERIC. ED 045 728.

109. Lange, Carl J. Developing Programs for Teachers. Professional

paper 20-69. Alexandria, V.: George Washington University,


110. Lauver, Philip J. A Systems-Derived Performance-Based Counseling

Techniques Curriculum. Bloomington: University of Indiana,


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111. Lawrence, Ben, and Dennis Jones. The Cooperative Development ofPlanning and Management Systems in Higher Education: the

Nature, Scope and Limitations of the WICHE Planning andManagement Systems Program. Boulder, Colorado: Western

Interstate Commission for Higher Education, 1971. 44 p.


112, LeBaron, Walt, Systems Analysis and Learning Systems in the Develop-ment of Elementary Teacher Education Models. Final report.

Falls Church, Va.: System Development Corp., 1969. 54 p. ED037 425. Not available ERIC.

113. . A Systems Approach to the Organization of Teacher Train-ing Experiences. Santa Monica, California: System DevelopmentCorp., 1969. 32 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 587.

114. . System Theory: Some Applications for Curriculum andInstruction. Santa Monica, California: System DevelopmentCorp., 1969. 28 p. Available ERIC. ED 035 586.

115. . Techniques for Developing an Elementary Teacher EducationModel, A Short Review of Models, Systems Analysis, and Learn-ing Systems. Falls Church, Va.: System Development Corp.,1969. 47 p. Available ERIC. ED 039 199.

116. Linvill, William K. and Willis W. Harman. Systems Planning Approachto Educational Research Planning. Menlo Park, California:Stanford Research Institute, 1966. 81 p. Available ERIC.ED 048 837.

117. Lourey, Eugene D. (Comp.) Minnesota Computer Aided Library System1M-CALS); University of Minnesota Subsystem Cost/BenefitsAnalysis. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1970. 37 p.


118. Magoon, Jon, and Francis Tannian. School System Analysis: An Inter-action Process Model. Paper prepared for American EducationalResearch Association Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, 1970. 21 p.


119. Mansergh, Gerald G. Curricular and Fiscal Planning with Planning,Programming, Budgeting Systems. Special Monograph No. 2.Detroit: Metropolitan Detroit Bureau of School Studies Inc.,1969. 42 p. ED 035 985. Not available ERIC.

120. . Systems Approaches to the Management of Public Education.Detroit: Metropolitan Detroit Bureau of School Studies, Inc.,1969. 53 p. Available ERIC. ED 031 788.

121. McGivney, Joseph H., and William C. Nelson. Program, Planning, Bud-geting Systems for Educators. Volume III: An Annotated Bib-liography. Final report. Bibliography Series No. 3. Columbus:Ohio State University, 1969. 57 p. Available ERIC. ED 035

756.

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122. Miller, Donald R. The Educational System and its Environment.

Burlingame: Operation PEP., 1968. 74 p. Available ERIC.

ED 022 248.

123. . A System Approach for Solving Educational Problems.

Burlingame: Operation PEP., 1967. 40 p. Available ERIC.

ED 020 585.

124. . A System Approach to Planned Change in Education. Vol-

ume I: An Adaptive Framework for Public Education and Educa-

tional Management. Burlingame, California: Operation PEP.,

1970. 88 p.

125. . A System Approach to Planned Change in Education. Vol-

ume II: A Strategy for Planned Change in Education. Burling-

ame, California: Operation PEP., 1970. 167 p. Available

ERIC. ED 046 120.

126. Miller, G. W. Some Aspects of Teacher Behavior. Ottawa: Canadian

Council for Research in Education, 1968. 15 p. Available

ERIC. ED 026 672.

127. Miller, James G. The Living Systems Involved in the Educational Pro-

cess. Washington, D.C.: Academy for Educational Development,

Inc., 1970. 22 p. Available ERIC. ED 039 764.

128. Millett, John D. Planning, Programming, Budgeting for Ohio's Public

Institutions of Higher Education. Columbus: Ohio Board of

Regents, 1970. 218 p. Available ERIC. ED 043 284.

129. Minter, John, and Ben Lawrence. Management Information Systems:Their Development and Use in the Administration of Higher Edu-

cation. Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education,


130. Models for Planning. Analysis of Literature and Selected Bibliography.

Analysis and Bibliography Series, No. 5. Eugene: University

of Oregon, 1970. 17 p. Available ERIC. ED 043 114.

131. Mowery, Kay A. Information Requirements Analysis in a Secondary

School System. Atlanta: Georgia Institute of Technology,

School of Information Sciences, 1969. 44 p. Available ERIC.

ED 034 679.

132. Novick, David. Program Budgeting. Program Analysis and the Federal

Budget. Boston: Harvard University Press, 1965. 382 p.

*133. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Budgeting,

Programme Analysis and Cost-Effectiveness in Educational Plan-

Las.. Paris: OECD., 1968. 304 p.

134. Payzant, Thomas. Approaches to the Analysis of School Costs, an

Introduction. Cambridge, Mass.: New England School Develop-

ment Council, 1967. 14 p. Available ERIC. ED 025 832.

135. Petry, John R. Proceedings of the Evaluation Workshop Retreat.

Memphis: Memphis State University, 1969. 124 p. Available

ERIC. ED 046 968.

136. Pfeiffer, John. New Look at Education Systems Analysis in Our

Schools and Colleges. Poughkeepsie: Odyssey Press, 1968.


137. Piele, Philip. Selected Bibliography of Journal Articles on Educa-

tional Data Processing. Eugene: University of Oregon, 1967.


138. Piele, Philip K. and others. Social and Technological Change Impli-

cations for Education. Eugene: University of Oregon, 1970.


139. Planning Design for Basic Educational Data System. Columbia: South

Carolina State Department of Education, 1969. 48 p. Available

ERIC. ED 034 296.

140. Podoluk, J. R. Earnings and Education. Ottawa: Queen's Printer,

1965 (Census Monograph Series No. 91-510).

141. Research and Development Center in Educational Stimulation. QuarterlyProgress Report. Athens: Georgia University, 1969. 10 p.


142. Ripley, Kathryn Jane. PERT as a Management Tool for Educators.

Columbus: Ohio State University, 1968. 33 p. Available ERIC.

ED 023 368.

143. Rogers, Luther R. Project Ideals: Use of Organized Knowledge (AreaGainesville: Florida Educational Research and Development

Council, 1969. 72 p. ED 050 435. Not available ERIC.

144. Romiszowski, A. J. The Selection and Use of Teachin Aids. London:

International Text Book Co., Ltd., 1968. 167 p. ED 029 497.

Not available ERIC.

145. Ryan, T. A. American Personnel and Guidance Association 1970 Pre-session Systems Research for Counselors, Counselor Educatorsand Supervisors. Final report. Honolulu: University of

Hawaii, 1970. 34 p. Available ERIC. ED 042 225.

146. Schalock, H. Del, and James R. Hale. A Competency Based, Field Cen-

tered Systems A OD roach to Elementar Teacher Education. Vol-

ume I: Overview and Specifications. Final report. Portland,

Oregon: Northwest Regional Educational Lab., 1968. 151 p.


147. Schramm, Wilbur and others. The New Media -- Memo to Educational

Planners. Paris: UNESCO., 1967. ED 018 982. Not available

ERIC.

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148. Segal, Mark D. Political Economy of Resource Distribution in Quebec

Universities. Montreal: Conference of Rectors and Principals

of Quebec Universities, 1970. various paging.

149. Seidel, Robert J. Computers in Education: the Copernican Revolution

in Education Systems. Alexandria, Va.: George Washington

University, 1969. 9 p. ED 033 602. Not available ERIC.

150. Seligsohn, I. J. Your Career in Computer Programming. New York:

Messner Certified Editions, 1968. 235 p. ED 037 342. Not

available ERIC.

*151. Sewell, D. 0. Training the Poor: A Benefit-Cost Analysis of Man-

power Programs in U.S. Anti-poverty Program. Kingston:

Industrial Relations Centre. Queen's University, 1970. 170 p.

152. Shaw, Alan C. Lecture Notes on a Course in Systems Programming.

Stanford: Stanford University. Computation Center, 1966.


153. Silvern, Leonard C. Systems Analysis and Synthesis Applied to

Occupational Instruction in Secondary Schools. Los Angeles:

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75. Joyce, Bruce R. Principal and his staff: the multiple systems

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94. Locke, R. W. Systems approach for preparing students for office

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99. Maus, C. and others. Admissions problems as they relate to systemsand procedures. Col & Univ 43:599-601 Summer'68.

100. McGivney, Joseph H. The new "systems" approaches to resource alloca-

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101. McIntyre, R. B. Evaluation of instructional materials and programs:applications of a systems approach. Excep Child 37:213-20

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102. McLaughlin, F., and W. Hobbs. Systems approach and audio cassettes.

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109. Oettinger, A. G. Myths of educational technology. Ed Digest

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118. Ranseo, Michael J. How to develop a master plan for systems analyst

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123. Robertson, Alan G. Applying systems analysis techniques to the

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124. Root, Augustin A. Preview of systems approach to instruction.J Eng Ed 59:836 Mr'69.

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146. Thoresen, Carl E. The systems approach and counselor education:basic features and implications. Couns Ed Superv 9:3-15 F'69.

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C. Theses

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6. Dibski, D. J. Private Returns to Teacher Education in Alberta.Ph.D. thesis, University of Alberta, 1970.

7. Dodge, David A. Economic Returns to Investment in Education inOntario. B.S. thesis, Queen's University, 1965.

8. Everrett, Vern Duane. The Effectiveness of Various Methods Usedby Local School Districts for Financing School Building Con-struction. Ph.D. thesis, University of Nebraska, 1966.

9. Fitzsimmons, Warren Biggs. A Model for a Public School ProgramBudget. Ph.D. thesis, Colorado State University, 1966.DA 2313-A.

10. Harvey, Valerian. An Application of Cost-Benefit Techniques to theAnalysis of Teacher Salary Schedules. Ph.D. thesis, Universityof Laval, 1967.

11. Hill, Lamar. Program Budgeting in Public School District. Ph.D.thesis, University of Southern California, 1967.

12. Jacoby, Ellwood. The Capital Budgeting Process in Public Education.Ph.D. thesis, University of Pennsylvania, 1966.

13. Kiser, Chester. Analysis of School Budgeting Practices in a SelectedLarge City, 1900-1966. Ph.D. thesis, Stanford University,

1967. DA 83-A.

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14. Morse, Alton Ray. Analysis of Problems Involved in the Marketingand Management of School Bonds. Ph.D. thesis, University of

Southern California, 1968.

15. Paterson, Ian Wilson. An Analysis of Determinants of Education Ex-penditures Among the Provinces of Canada Decennially, 1941-1961. Ph.D. thesis, University of Alberta, 1967.

16. Rowe, Harvey Gerard. A Taxonomic Analysis of the Budget-MakingStructure of the San Francisco Unified School District. Ph.D.

thesis, Stanford University, 1966. DA 3278-A.

17. Smith, Marvin Hugh. Analyses of Methods of Determining Local FundAssignments and a Proposal for Area Tax Assessing Jurisdic-tions for School Districts in Texas. Ph.D. thesis, University

of Texas, 1967.

18. Stager, D. Monetary Returns to Post-Secondary Education in Ontario.Ph.D. thesis, Princeton University, 1968.

19. Stuart, Douglas Allen. The Application of Formula and Cost AnalysisProcedures to the Budgeting of Academic Departments. Ph.D.

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20. Tobiska, Kenneth A. Current Procedures and Processes Involved inBudget Preparation in Nebraska. Ph.D. thesis, University of

Nebraska, 1967.

21. Van Wagoner, Ferrin D. A Critical Analysis of the Utah PublicSchool Finance Program. Ph.D. thesis, Brigham Young Univ-

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22. Wallace, K. W. A. The Private Monetary Returns to VocationalEducation Teacher Training in Alberta. Ph.D. thesis,

University of Alberta, 1970.

23. Wilson, K. A. Private Monetary Returns to Baccalaureate Education.Ph.D. thesis, University of Alberta, 1970.

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No. 1 June 1969 Pre-Service Teacher Education in Canada(out of print)

No. 2 June 1969 School Dropouts (Addenda, February 1971)(out of print) -

Flexible Scheduling in Secondary Schools(out of print)

No. 4 Nov. 1969 Computer Uses in Instructional Programs

No. 5 Dec. 1969 Microteaching(out of print)

Jan. 1970 Reporting to ParentsFeb. 1970 Teacher. Aides

(included in No. 16)Sex EducationDisadvantaged Children in CanadaSchool Year PlansEducation Finance in CanadaIndependent Study(out of print)Individualized Instruction(out of print)

o.14 Nov. 1970 Histories of Teachers(out of print)

No.15 Dec. 1970 Differentiated Staffing(out of print)

No.16 Dec. 1970 Paraprofessional SchoolNo.17 Jan, 1971 Open Area SchoolsNo:18 Feb. 1971 Parent Involvement 'in

No.19 March 1971 Behavioral ObjectivesNo.20 April 1971 Teacher Workload

(out of prAnt)

No.21 MaY 1971 Merit RatingNo.22 Jutie 1971 Team TeachingNo,.23 Oct. 1971 Collective Bargaining for Teachers

No.24 Dec. 1971 Training Teache'rs for Inner City Schools

No.25 Dec. 1971 Systems Analysis in Edueation

No. 8 March 1970-No. 9 April_ 1970No.10 June 1970No.11 Aug. 1970No.12 Oct. 1970

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