1. BOOK MOVIE

2. moving
images
MOVIE

3. words
BOOK

4. sound
MOVIE

5. pages
BOOK

6. listening
MOVIE

7. reading
BOOK

8. CD’s
MOVIE

9. BOOK MOVIE

10. BOOK is a library material.
But how about a
MOVIE ?

11. A Library Instruction

13. defined as any
device used to aid in
the communication
of ideas.
Required audio-
visual equipment to
be presented
properly. (OHP, LCD
projector)

14. Different form of book.
Instructional media.

15. Slides
a still-
image/photograph
that is protected by
glass or cardboard
frame.

16. 2 forms:
Standard slide- 3 ¼ inches by 4 inches.
Miniature slides- 2 by 2 inches.

17. Filmstrips (Film
slides/slide films)
Is a series of still-pictures.
One strip may consist of
14-70 frames, usually 35-
40 frames.
Cannot be repaired.
There are sound film
strips.

18. Transparencies
Transparent
sheets (acetate)
projected with
OHP.
Can be colored/
simple ink.
7 ½ by 9 inches
(19 by 23 cm).

19. Slides, filmstrips and
transparencies are unpopular
nowadays.
But libraries still collect these
types of materials, because of the
valuable information it
contained.

20. Motion pictures/films
Present moving and
dynamic images.
Before, by reels
presented with
projector.
Now, in VCD/DVD
form with the use of
VCD/DVD players.

21. USES
Educational information.
The subject can be taught with detail
and clarity.
Motivational force.
Easy to transport and use.
Interesting.

22. LIMITATIONS
For slides, filmstrips, transparencies, not
excessive use.
For slides and filmstrips, lacks audition.
Commercially unavailable (slides,
filmstrips, OHP)
Preservation and storage problem.

24. thank you for listening!