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Published and Unpublished Writing
Creative Online
Environments.
International Journal of Instructional Technology and Distance
Learning, April 2005.
International Journal of Instructional Technology and
Distance Learning
(Executive Editor) 2004 - present.
Peer Online Learning – the Bensusan Method.
Conference of the California Virtual Campus, Huntington Beach, CA. Nov.
2001.
Legislative Sidebar: ITFS Frequencies,
USDLA Journal
Online, Vol. 15, No. 4, April 2001.
The Ohana
Collection. DVD
Titles with Online Extensions for K-12,
Ohana Foundation, Honolulu,
2000-2001.
Supply Chain Management, USDLA Journal Online,
Vol. 14, No. 3, March 2000.
Level
of Interactivity on the Internet and the Web,
Vol. 13 No. 4, April 1999.
The
Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, META ANALYSIS,
Education at a Distance Magazine & Journal Online, Vol. 13, No. 2,
1999.
Technology
Plan for the Riverside Community College District,
May 1998.
New
Knowledge Society and Higher Education.
Education at a Distance. Vol. 11 No. 3,
March 1997. United States Distance Learning Association.
Effective
Teaching Strategies: Participant Manual
(Ed.),
California Department of Education, 1997.
Effective
Teaching Strategies: Instructor Manual
(Ed.),
California Department of Education, 1997.
The Information Age: An Age of Innovation, Growth, and
Learning on the Information Highway,
Teleconference: The Business Communications Magazine, (Lead article), February 1996.
Learning Around the Wheel. Cal-Pro-Net Effective
Teaching Strategies, 1996.
Reinventing Higher Education, UNESCO Keynote,
Bangkok, Thailand, 1996.
Multimedia Consultant Report and Recommendations, Ngee
Ann Polytechnic, Singapore. 1996.
Child
Nutrition
State-wide Satellite Teleconferences
(series of 4 three-hour state-wide teleconferences /
videotapes),
California Department of Education, 1995-1996.
Child Nutrition California Department of Education, 1995-96.
The Internet, Where Digital Dreams Become Virtual
Realities. USDLA Journal, Vol. 9. No. 7 July 1995.
The
University of the Future:
USDLA Journal, Vol. 9. No. 2 February 1995.
Ed at a Distance and USDLA Journal - United States
Distance Learning Association.
Editor, Editorials and papers. 98 monthly issues 1995 – 2003 - ISSN
1537-5080.
The Alfred E. Alquist Center for Innovative Learning,
1992, 12p.
International Interactive Communication Society: San
Francisco Bay Area Chapter Directory, 1990, 1991, 64 P.
Unmasking Culture (Ed. with Liucija Baskauskas et.al.)
1987
Visual Culture: Cross Cultural Media in the Social and
Behavioral Sciences.
(with Liucija Baskauskas and Helen Schade) 1986, 69p.
Directions 2000: Some Research Notes.
(With Rie
Mitchell), California State University, Northridge, 1982, 43p.
Educational Equity for Students with Disabilities: a
Resource Guide (Writer / Editor).
Proceedings of CSUC Systemwide Conference,
November 1979, California State University Northridge, Apr 1980, 122p.
Adding Sign Language Inserts on Videotape, Raymond
Jones, Harry Murphy and Donald Perrin,
Proceedings of the National Symposium on
Research and Utilization of Educational Media for Teaching the Deaf,
Nebraska
Center for Continuing Education, Lincoln NB, April 1979.
Reprinted in American
Annals of the Deaf, September 1979, 627-634.
Synopsis of Television in Education, Educational
Technology, May 1976.
Republished in Instructional Technology: Status and
Directions, J. Ackerman and L. Lipsitz (Eds.),
Educational Technology
Publications, Englewood Cliffs NJ 1978, 7-14.
Policy on Instructional Development and Media Services
(Editor/Coordinator).
Adopted By the Trustees of the California State University
and Colleges, Long Beach CA, September 27, 1978.
Lesson Guide for Captioned Films XIII: a Training and
Utilization Guide, Los Angeles Edition 1977. (Editor).
Captioned Films
Distribution Center, Washington DC, 1977, 441p.
Task Force for Long-Range Planning for Media Technology
in Maryland,
Maryland State Department of
Education, 1975, 16p.
Report of the Task Force on Instructional Development,
University of Maryland, June 1975.
Instructional Development in an Academic Setting,
Conference Proceedings for Community College Association for Instructional
Technology,
Arlington VA. Eric Microfische, 1975.
A Retrospective Look at Educational Media Institute
Programs in the
U.S. Office of Education 1965-71 by Lewis V. Bias, Donald G.
Perrin, and Clarice Y. Leslie.
Leadership Training Institute, College of
Education, University of Maryland, June 1973, 186p.
(Editor and Project Director) Planning Design Study #2:
Future Utilization of Computers in Instruction in the Model Secondary School for
the Deaf
by John Boblick et. al. Educational Technology Center, University
of Maryland, 1973, 112p.
(Editor and Project Director) Planning Design Study #3:
Automated Information Retrieval
by Arthur H. Suchesk, Educational Technology
Center, University of Maryland, 1972, 122p.
(Editor and Project Director) Planning Design Study #4:
a Personal Communications and Accessibility System
by Dwight S.
Ritter, May 1972, 20p.
The School As a System, Educational Design for the
Kendall Demonstration Elementary School,
Gallaudet College, Washington DC,
November 1972, 24-34.
Humanizing Instruction: from Mark Hopkins to Mediated
Teacher, Donald G. Perrin and Jill Wolfram,
Proceedings of the National
Symposium on Research and Utilization of Educational Media for Teaching the
Deaf,
Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, Lincoln NB, April 1972, 147-163.
(Editor and Project Director), Planning Design Study #1:
Individualized Instruction by Carol Bickart,
Educational Technology Center,
University of Maryland, 1972, 35p.
Report of the Committee to Develop Guidelines for
Graduate Programs in Curriculum with Vernon E. Anderson et.al..,
College of
Education, University of Maryland, 1971, 58p.
A Model High School: Releasing Its Potential,
Final
Report, Planning Grant for a National Center for Educational Media and Materials
for the Handicapped, Catholic University, Washington Dc, 1970, Appendix D,
61-66.
Educational Technology and the Special Child,
Educational Technology, November 1970, 40-42.
A History and Analysis of Simultaneous Projected Images
in Educational Communication.
Unpublished Dissertation, University of
Southern California, Los Angeles CA 1969, 214p.
(Recipient: James D. Finn Award
of Excellence in Scholarship and Research)
A Theory of Multiple Image Communication,
Audiovisual Communication Review 17:4 1969, 368-382.
The Role of Media in Individualized Instruction for
Teaching the Deaf: Some Theoretical Notes,
Proceedings of the National
Symposium on Research and Utilization of Educational Media for Teaching the
Deaf,
Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, Lincoln NB, March 1969, 173-187.
Reprinted in American Annals of the Deaf, November 1969, 912-919.
Ten Thousand Hours. Proceedings of the National
Symposium on Research and Utilization of Educational Media
for Teaching the
Deaf, Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, Lincoln NB, February 1968,
191-206.
Reprinted in American Annals of the Deaf, November 1968, 1106-1114.
Technology and Instructional Design As Strategy in
Educating Deaf Children,
Innovative Educational Technology and Design of
Instruction for Deaf Children:
Special Study Institute, University of
California, Santa Barbara CA, August 1968, 37-47.
Electromagnetic Radiation (Programed Text) American
Book Company, 1966.
Efficiency, Overload, and Failure in System Operation.
Proceedings of the Western Systems Conference, Los Angeles CA 1966, 61-68.
Technological Revolution in Instruction.
Proceedings
of the Junior College Association El Camino Conference, 1966.
The Technological Revolution in Education. James D.
Finn and Donald G. Perrin.
Proceedings of California State Department of
Education Conference New Media
and Changing Educational Patterns, Tahoe City CA,
August 1-7, 1965.
New Educational Technology, Changing Points of Control
in Public Education,
Proceedings of a Conference Conducted By Phi Delta
Kappa at University of Southern California,
July 2 1963. Reprinted in Teaching
Aids News, September 1964, 1-6.
Instructional Technology: the State of the Art As
Reflected By Materials and Methods.
Robert T. Filep and Donald G. Perrin.
Stanford Research Institute, February 1964, 26p.
Selective Bibliography on New Media and Instructional
Technology.
James D. Finn, Boyd Bolvin, and Donald G. Perrin. Staff Paper
No. 1,
Instructional Technology and Media Project, University of Southern
California, April 1964, 54p.
A Branching Teaching Machine Using Motion Pictures,
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, September 2,
1964.
Reprinted in Visual and Audio Presentation in Machine Programed
Instruction
by William H. Allen, et. al., University of Southern California,
1967.
Instrumentation for Instruction 1955-1970.
James D.
Finn and Donald G. Perrin. Unpublished Final Report of the
Technological
Development Project of the National Education Association, 1964, 5 Volumes.
Teaching Machines and Programed Learning 1962: a Survey
of the Industry.
James D. Finn and Donald G. Perrin, Occasional Paper No. 3,
Technological Development Project of the National Education Association,
Washington DC 1962, 85p.
Reprinted By U.S. Government Printing Office, OE-34019,
1962, 85p.
Studies in the Growth of Instructional Technology 1:
Audiovisual Instrumentation for Instruction in the Public Schools 1930-1960: a
Basis for Take-Off.
James D. Finn, Donald G. Perrin, and Lee E. Campion,
Occasional Paper No. 6,
Technological Development Project of the National
Education Association, Washington DC, 1962, 108p.
Book Reviews. AudioVisual Communication Review 10:6
Nov-Dec 1962, 350-32.
Film as an Instrument of Research.
Unpublished
Master's Thesis. University of Southern California, Los Angeles CA, 1962, 116p.