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We may find ourselves looking to the underdeveloped countries for inspiration on the use of television in education — rather than they to us, thought Mr E. A. O. G. Wedell speaking at the ATI Conference session on Educational Television. The allocation of a wave‐band in Britain would be possible, but neither the Government nor the educational world wanted it. He feared that one might not be available when educationists woke up.

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