National Instructional Television Center

Agency for Instructional Technology — US non-profit distributor of educational television programs

The Agency for Instructional Technology (AIT) was a non-profit organization in the United States that produced, sold and distributed educational and instructional television programs, and other multimedia materials, to schools in the United States and Canada.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 18 films (1970–1974) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 4 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲	Title	Creator	Length	Format	Sound
	Caring for the World	National Instructional Television Center.
	How It Used to Be	National Instructional Television Center.
	Playing Where You Are	National Instructional Television Center.
	Ripples: How Did I Get to Be Me?	National Instructional Television Center The Association Northern Virginia Educational Television Association.	600 Feet
	Sounds of Myself	National Instructional Television Center.	600 Feet
1970	Eyes and Lenses	National Instructional Television Center.
1971	Devils, monsters, and dragons. ▶	National Instructional Television Center.		16mm	sound
1971	Making the un Seen Visible ▶	National Instructional Television Center		16mm
1971	Spaces to live in. ▶	National Instructional Television Center.		16mm/video file
1974	Search and Serendipity	National Instructional Television Center.	20 min	16mm	sound
	Body Talk	National Instructional Television Center.	600
	Devils, Monsters, And Dragons.: National Instructional Television Center	National Instructional Television Center.		16mm	sound
	How Do You Know?	National Instructional Television Center.
	It will Happen Again	AIT/ National Instructional Television Center		16mm	sound
	Movement	National Instructional Television Center.
	Rhythms from Africa	National Instructional Television Center.	600
	When Is Help?: Inside Out	National Instructional Television Center.		16mm	sound
	Yes I Can ▶	National Instructional Television Center.	15 min	16mm	sound