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ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF AN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements
“We have said that the best ideas in the world are to be found in a modern library. But the modern educational center must include excellence in varied media-not
merely in printed materials”-
--Edgar Dale
“We have said that the best ideas in the world are to be found in a modern library. But the modern educational center must include excellence in varied media-not
merely in printed materials”
-Edgar Dale
E.M.CEDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
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ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF AN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements
A facility design for the housing and utilization of all educational media
within the school.It is more than a collection of
instructional material because it incorporates a systematic plan or
program in the proper use and delivery of effective instruction.
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ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF AN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements
Mission/Vision It reflects and supports the philosophy of the
school It shares and implements the school’s aims and
objectives It is involved in the teaching and learning
process It is a source center It is a learning laboratory It is a teaching agency It is a service agency A coordinating agency A center for recreational reading, viewing and
listening
ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF AN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements
Orientation
Selection of print and non-print materials
Selection of print and non-print materials
Circulation of print and non-print materials
Reference Bibliographic Service
Media Instruction Program (MIP
Class Supervised Research
Grade Level newspaper
Mags-on-Wheels
Photocopying Services
Video and Sound Production
Multi-media Service
Orientation
All new teachers are given an orientation on the EMC ,
The librarian select and acquire print and non-print materials that suit the needs, of the students and teachers.
Selection of print and non-print materials
A technical librarian organizes all the purchased print and non-print materials for easy retrieval.
Organization of print and non-print materials
The EMC lends out various types of materials to students and teachers.
Circulation of print and non-print materials
The EMC attends to request such as bibliographic information
Reference
Listings of materials and periodical articles to publicize the new materials in the EMC.
Bibliographic Service
The MIP aims to teach students to be skillful users of print and non-
print materials.
Media Instruction Program (MIP
It refers to the class periods allotted to
these subjects where the students are
brought to the EMC to do the research for a
particular topic.
Class Supervised Research
A service renders to ensure that the facility is updated
daily on current event locally and internationally.
Grade Level newspaper
Selected professional and general interest journals are routed in the different grade levels and services areas
Mags-on-Wheels
Self-service photocopying machine
is available for the faculty of library to
Xerox materials needed.
Photocopying Services
Simple production for a class instruction, program and school wide presentations.
Video and Sound Production
Different non-print media materials are
acquired.Teachers are
encouraged to maximize use of their
materials.
Multi-media Service
EMC is a facility designed for the housing and utilization of all Educational Media within the school.
It serves a myriad roles ,among which are:1.Center of resources2. Laboratory of Learning3. Agent of Teaching4. Service Agency5. Coordinating Agency6. Recreational reading center7. Stepping stone to other resources of the community
The Evaluation questions for a functional EMC (Lucido & Borabo,1997) give the following elements:
The Institutional Media CenterMedia InstructionClassroom FacilitiesMedia Program
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