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According to Wikipedia , Wilbur Lang Schramm was a scholar and "authority on mass communications". He founded the Iowa Writers' Workshop in 1935 and served as its first director until 1941. Schramm was hugely influential in establishing communications as a field of study in the United States, and the establishing of departments of communication studies across U.S. universities. Wilbur Schramm is considered the founder of the field of Communication Studies. He was the first individual to identify himself as a communication scholar; he created the first academic degree-granting programs with communication in their name; and he trained the first generation of communication scholars. Schramm's mass communication program in the Iowa School of Journalism was a pilot project for the doctoral program and for the Institute of Communications Research, which he founded in 1947 at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, now housed in the UIUC College of Media. At Illinois, Wilbur Schramm set in motion the patterns of scholarly work in communication study that continue to this day.
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1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 0 125 250 375 500 625 750 875 1000 1125 Published Papers Television in the lives of our children (1962) (761)Four Theories of the Press: The Authoritarian, Libertarian, Social Responsibility, and Soviet Communist Concepts of What the Press Should Be and Do (1963) (669)Mass media and national development (1965) (432)The Process and Effects of Mass Communication. (1955) (385)Notes on Case Studies of Instructional Media Projects. (1971) (371)Mass Media and National Development: The Role of Information in Developing Countries (1964) (337)Big Media, Little Media (1973) (243)On Human Communication: A Review, a Survey, and a Criticism. (1957) (191)Mass communication. (1962) (172)THE MASS MEDIA AS SOURCES OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, SCIENCE, AND HEALTH KNOWLEDGE (1969) (140)The Nature of News (1949) (140)Communication and change in the developing countries (1968) (121)Communication and change, the last ten years--and the next (1977) (113)Big Media Little Media: Tools and Technologies for Instruction (1977) (108)Men, messages, and media : a look at human communication / by Wilbur Schramm (1973) (96)Responsibility in mass communication (1980) (92)The Unique Perspective of Communication: A Retrospective View (1983) (68)Information Theory and Mass Communication (1955) (60)Circulation of news in the Third World : a study of Asia (1982) (57)A Pilot Study of Cross-Cultural Meaning (1956) (56)The Process and Effects of Mass Communication Revised Edition (1971) (55)Learning from Instructional Television (1962) (50)How accurately are different kinds of graphs read? (1954) (47)THE NEW MEDIA--MEMO TO EDUCATIONAL PLANNERS. (1970) (47)The Cost of Books in Chaucer's Time (1933) (45)Men, women, messages, and media : understanding human communication (1982) (43)Effectiveness of a Political Telethon (1959) (42)Science of human communication (1963) (41)Measuring Another Dimension of Newspaper Readership (1947) (38)The Process and Effects of Mass Communications (1956) (38)2. Communication Development and the Development Process (1963) (36)A Psychological Warfare Casebook (1958) (36)Comments on “The State of Communication Research” (1959) (35)Communication in family planning. (1971) (33)Communication research : a half-century appraisal (1977) (32)Quality in instructional television (1972) (32)Twenty Years of Journalism Research (1957) (31)Age, Education, Economic Status: Factors in Newspaper Reading (1949) (26)Bold Experiment: The Story of Educational Television in American Samoa (1981) (23)The Story of Human Communication: Cave Painting to Microchip (1988) (22)Patterns in Children's Reading of Newspapers (1960) (20)The people look at educational television (1963) (17)Text materials in modern education : a comprehensive theory and platform for research (1955) (17)Chapter IV: Learning from Instructional Television (1962) (17)One day in the world's press : fourteen great newspapers on a day of crisis, November 2, 1956 ; with translations and facsimile reproductions (1959) (16)[Sensors in medicine]. (1990) (15)The science of human communication : new directions and new findings in communication research (1964) (14)The Weekly Newspaper and Its Readers (1951) (13)The Kennedy assassination and the American Public (1966) (12)The Reds take a city : the Communist occupation of Seoul (1952) (11)Procedures and Effects of Mass Communication (1954) (10)The Beginnings of Communication Study in the United States (1980) (10)The Effects of Mass Communications: A Review (1949) (10)Memory in radio news listening. (1949) (9)FOUR CASE STUDIES OF PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION. (1964) (9)Mass communications : a book of readings (1969) (8)Education for Journalism: Vocational, General, or Professional? (1947) (8)THE CONTEXT OF INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION. SUMMARY REPORT OF RESEARCH FINDINGS, THE DENVER-STANFORD PROJECT. (1964) (8)Mass communication : a book of readings selected and edited for the Institute of Communication Research in the Univ. of Illinois (1949) (8)Communication in the Sovietized State, as Demonstrated in Korea (1951) (8)Literary Scholarship: Its Aims and Methods (1942) (8)The role of information in national development : abridged version of Mass media and national development (1964) (7)The Reds Take a City. (1952) (7)The Researcher and the Producer in ETV. (1977) (7)The Research on Programed Instruction: An Annotated Bibliography. Bulletin, 1964, No. 35. OE-34034. (1964) (6)The Acoustical Nature of Accent in American Speech (1937) (5)Newspapers of a State as a News Network (1958) (5)Bold Experiment. The Story of Educational Television in American Samoa. (1982) (4)Why Adults Read (1956) (4)Big Media, Little Media. A Report to the Agency for International Development. (1973) (4)Learning from Television: What the Research Says. Revised Edition. (1975) (4)What Radio News Means to Middleville (1946) (4)ABSTRACTS OF RESEARCH ON INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION AND FILM, VOLUME I. (1964) (3)ITV in American Samoa--After Nine Years. (1973) (3)Four working papers on propaganda theory (1990) (3)Communications in modern society : fifteen studies of the mass media (1948) (3)THE MELODIES OF VERSE. (1935) (3)THE NATURE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE (1954) (3)Measuring Educational Development Through Classroom Interaction. (1969) (3)NEW TEACHING AIDS FOR THE AMERICAN CLASSROOM, A SYMPOSIUM HELD AT THE CENTER FOR ADVANCED STUDY IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, NOVEMBER 13-14, 1959. (1962) (3)An open letter to Media Asia readers (1974) (3)The Financing of Public Television. (1972) (3)Flight from Communism: A Report on Korean Refugees (1951) (3)Communication Satellites for Education, Science and Culture (1968) (2)Communication and Change in the Developing Countries.@@@Modernization: Protest and Change. (1967) (2)Classroom Out-of-Doors. (1969) (2)Television and the test scores : prepared for the Advisory Panel on the Scholastic Aptitude Test Score Decline (1976) (2)Development Communication: 1. History and Theories (1989) (2)Fundamental human communication (1975) (2)Instructional Television in the Educational Reform of El Salvador. Information Bulletin Number Three. (1973) (2)THE EFFECTS OF TELEVISION ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH AN OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH RESULTS. REPORTS AND PAPERS ON MASS COMMUNICATION. (1964) (1)The People Look at Educational Television: A Report of Nine Representative ETV Stations (1977) (1)A New Englander on the Road to Oregon (1940) (1)Bold experiment: story of education television in American Samoa. (1981) (1)Television and Educational Reform in El Salvador. Complete Report on the Second Year of Research. (1971) (1)LXXV. A Characteristic of Rime (1935) (1)What Is a Syllable (1)Steps to better reading (1963) (1)Responsability in mass communication (1957) (1)The story workshop (1938) (1)The impact of educational television : selected studies from the research sponsored by the National Educational Television and Radio Center (1977) (1)Manpower Needs in Radio News: AATJ and NAB Survey Results (1944) (1)Book Review of the Month : Who is to know? (1964) (1)Schoolcraft--Longfellow--Hiawatha. (1944) (1)Reading and Listening Patterns of American University Students (1945) (1)Adventures for Americans (1956) (1)Two creative traditions in English poetry (1939) (1)Television and Educational Reform in El Salvador. Summary Report of the First Year of Research. (1970) (1)Language and development : selected papers from a Ford Foundation conferrence on the state of the art (1968) (1)Knowledge and the Public Mind. A Preliminary Study of the Distribution and Sources of Science, Health, and Public Affairs Knowledge in the American Public. (1967) (1)Satellite-Distributed Educational Television For Developing Countries; Working Papers. Volume 4. (1968) (0)Book Reviews (1961) (0)Francis Parkman: Representative Selections, with Introduction, Bibliography, and Notes (1938) (0)Book Review: The American Radio. (1947) (0)COMMUNICATION SATELLITES FOR EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND CULTURE. REPORTS AND PAPERS ON MASS COMMUNICATION, NO. 53. (1968) (0)Work plan: Ishfahan Communications Project. (1971) (0)Broadcasting Education and Children's Programming (1973) (0)Television in the lives of our children / Wilbur Schramm, Jack Lyle, Edwin B. Parker (1981) (0)Classroom Out-of-Doors, Part II. (1969) (0)Parkman's Novel (1937) (0)Book Review: Handbook of Basic English. By Tom Burns Haber (1945) (0)Instructional Television around the World (1968) (0)The old California trail (1945) (0)Book Reviews (1970) (0)Media in Developing Nations (1977) (0)MURRAY DYER. The Weapon on the Wall: Rethinking Psychological Warfare. Pp. xxi, 269. Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hop kins Press, 1959. $6.00 (1960) (0)Surveys of Communication (1982) (0)Notes on Instructional Cross-Media Comparisons. A Working Paper Written by Wilbur Schramm and a Committee, and Bearing Some Sign of Its Authorship. (1971) (0)Steps to Better Reading, Book I (1964) (0)AMIC Correspondents' Meeting : 1st, Singapore, Dec 2-7, 1971 : [contents] (1971) (0)Other Foreign Communications (1982) (0)… He Worked with Editors (1976) (0)INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION--PROMISE AND OPPORTUNITY. (1967) (0)Motion Pictures and Real-Life Violence; What the Research Says. (1968) (0)Book Review: The Communication of Ideas: A Series of Addresses. (1948) (0)Book Reviews (1969) (0)Report of the AEJ Committee on Liaison with UNESCO (1951) (0)Educators and COMMUNICATION RESEARCH This article treats several problem areas in which the interests of educator and of communication researcher coincide. (1956) (0)TV as Scapegoat. (1959) (0)THE PEOPLE LOOK AT EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION, A REPORT ON AND FROM THE AUDIENCES OF EIGHT REPRESENTATIVE ETV STATIONS. (1962) (0)The international development of communication studies (1990) (0)The Future of Educational Radio and Television. (1970) (0)Book Reviews (1955) (0)Communication Satellites for Education and Development--The Case of India. Volume Two. (1968) (0)Fundamental human communication. Module text. Module managers guide. Module case study. (1975) (0)OCCASIONAL PAPERS ON PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION, I. PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION IN OTHER COUNTRIES. (1963) (0)Cultural Effects and Uses of Communication Satellites. (1977) (0)Classroom out-of-doors : education through school camping (1969) (0)Book Review: Of Making Many Books. By Roger Burlingame (1947) (0)Mass Communications: A Statistical Analysis. Richard E. Chapin (1958) (0)Book Review: From Cave Painting to Comic Strip (1950) (0)John Lothrop Motley: Representative Selections, with Introduction, Bibliography, and Notes@@@Francis Parkman: Representative Selections, with Introduction, Bibliography, and Notes (1941) (0)Book Review: Journalism in Wartime (1944) (0)Book Reviews (1961) (0)"Feedback" For Instructioal Television. (1969) (0)Book Reviews (1972) (0)TWO THE DAILY IOWAN , IOWA CITY , IOWA SATURDAY . JUNE 10 (0)The effects of television on children and adolescents : an annotated bibliography with an introductory over-view of research results (1965) (0)Great short stories (1950) (0)THE EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. (1963) (0)Mass Media and Educational Policy (1961) (0)The Wake of the Prairie Schooner (1944) (0)Ithiel de Sola Pool, 1917–1984 (1984) (0)Letter from Wilbur Schramm to Joshua Lederberg (1967) (0)The Community Press in an Urban Setting. Morris Janowitz (1953) (0)Media Will Never Influence Learning (0)Seoul National University: Iniroductory Talk (1983) (0)General Media and Media-Related (1971) (0)[Scientific accompaniment to family policy measures: the attempted model of family allowances in Lower Saxony] (1980) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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