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Journal of Exceptional Children : v.5, no.7, April 1939, pp. 176-178. Citing exerted external pressure of the past decade on education, looks at the use of the dictaphone as an instructional aid in sight saving classrooms in intermediate grades and high school.

[3]-43 p. 18 cm

Typewritten manuscript titled "The History of the Dictaphone and the Columbia Graphophone Company." Undated, and unknown author. Not fact-checked for accuracy. All images scanned at 600 dots per inch, and saved as TIFF files. From the great granddaughter of Thomas Macdonald.

AN MP3 TRANSFER TO A 106 YEAR OLD COLUMBIA DICTAPHONE USING THE CANAPHONIC TRANSFER METHOD...

This brief vintage promotional film displays new innovative technology by the Dictaphone Corporation. It takes just a few minutes to look at the Time-Master; a unit which used a 3.5 inch wide belt coated with magnetizable material. These belts were designed to be stronger than the usual plastic recording tapes. The film is presented by Dictaphone Corporation (:14). The new 'Time-Master' was designed using the same recording principal of the plastic memo belt (:54). A man demonstrates how to install the memo belt (:55). It must be pre-loaded (1:04). He presses the dictate lever down (1:09) and the microphone beings to record (1:12). A telephone call comes in (1:28). The machine has the capabilities to inform the caller on the other end that they are being recorded (1:37). The machine is put to use recording a small conference (1:43). A secretary is pictured at the office using the Time-Master to use (1:49). The foot pedal controls are displayed (2:02). The memo belt is designed to be extendable (2:14). A secretary marks the memo belt with a grease pencil (2:27). The film boasts the machine is light and good for travel (2:39). The film concludes with the Patton for the new technology (3:37). Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Contains a number articles and reprinted letters from blind dictaphone operators and employers regarding their employment and experiences.

Contains a number articles and reprinted letters from blind dictaphone operators and employers regarding their employment and experiences.

Contains a number articles and reprinted letters from blind dictaphone operators and employers regarding their employment and experiences.

Field recordings, pseudo-EVP material, ghost detector audio and impromptu noise performances sporadically captured on microcassette dictaphone during The Suffolk Psychogeophysics Summit 28th August to 3rd September 2011 If you use these recordings for anything please credit Cementimental where apt and let me know what you did with them. Further info on the project at http://www.psychogeophysics.org/wiki/doku.php?id=summit2011:description "The Suffolk Psychogeophysics Summit presents an intense week-long series of interventions, field trips, open workshops and evening discussions led by international artists and researchers exploring the Suffolk countryside through the interdisciplinary lens of psychogeophysics, defined as the combining of psychogeographic techniques (methods of wandering) with the study of geophysical traces (geophysical archaeology, the revealing of place). Open events within the week include practical workshops in building simple geophysical measurement devices from recycled materials, the construction of “ghost” detectors to be tested on the streets of Ipswich and experiments within high voltage photography of rocks and minerals. Fieldtrips will build on discussions and techniques established during these workshops, undertaking studies at specific Suffolk locations of interest (such as Rendlesham forest, Bawdsey Manor, Orford Ness); the measurement and mapping of qualitative psychic, physical and geophysical data."

R. T. Reilly writes to Elizabeth Hage to ask for an appointment to install the new Dictaphone Time-Master in the SCLS bookmobile.  The Time-Master helps keep better record of loaned and returned books.  Ms. Hage writes back declining an appointment as the SCLS is not in a position to install it at this time.

R. T. Reilly writes to Elizabeth Hage to ask for an appointment to install the new Dictaphone Time-Master in the SCLS bookmobile.  The Time-Master helps keep better record of loaned and returned books.  Ms. Hage writes back declining an appointment as the SCLS is not in a position to install it at this time.