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ROLE AND FUNCTION
OF AN EDUCATIONAL
MEDIA CENTER



 Present by: Jastine Mico Benedicto

                               LESSON 28
Importance of an educational media
             center ?
  The importance of Educational Media Center is to
 provides teacher and students easy access for
 information search.

    The Educational Media Center functions as a vital
   instrument as well as a basic requirement for quality
   education by enriching all parts of the school's
   educational process. And it is designed for the
   housing and utilization of all educational media with
   in the school.
The center's specific function
    A media program has the following elements assigned to it:

    Consultant service to improve instruction, learning
    and use of educational media resources and
    facilities;

 Upgrade   instructional standards through the use of
    educational media resources;

 Information    on new educational development;
   Creation/production of instructional materials to
    suit the special needs of teacher and student

   Upgraded research through media support to
    individual investigation and exploration;

   Multi-media facilities with areas made available to
    students, teachers and the media staff.

   Educational media equipment made available for
    classroom use to student and teachers.
Consultant service
   The center media specialist act as resource persons for
    teacher in designing media for instruction. These specialist
    may also work directly with students in selecting and
    evaluating materials they need for presentation and learning
    purposes



Upgrade Instruction via media
   An educational media center is made by a professional staff
    compose by media specialists, technicians and media aids.
    the staff function to serve media users through a program of
    services which make educational media available for
    instruction , learning and research purpose.
Information on Educational Development
   The center provides information about innovations and
    recent development in specific subject areas and in the
    general field of education. It also keeps teacher posted on
    available in-service workshops and courses, conference and
    professional activities which they may find advantage for
    their professional growth.


Production of Instructional Materials
   The media center staff assists the various academic
    department and their teacher in the creative
    conceptualization and production of materials and devices
    for improve instruction.
Materials for Class/Individualized
 Learning
   The media center may serve the purpose of centralizing
    educational media equipment and materials for accessibility
    to potential users. However, such resources as chart, maps,
    and globes may be permanently remain in classroom since
    they are frequently needed as instructional reference
    materials by classroom users.


Equipment Use, Maintenance and Storage
    it is distinct feature of an educational media center to
    provide the facilities and space for the use, maintenance and
    storage of media hardware. The center assurance users of the
    available equipment and substitutes in case of equipment
    breakdown and malfunction.
The Center Facilities and Resources
    The sized of media center depends on such variable as the
     population, the financial capability of the school, and the goals and
     purposes of the media program.

The following standers may help to those who are managing media
  centers or are planning to establish the:


1.   Environment- an education media center should have
     facilities that will ensure comfort and effective learning for
     users. Good lightning, acoustical treatment, and
     temperature and humidity control are some notable features
     of media center facilities.


2.   Location and Space- while media center should be easily to
     users, the design of media center may vary. There may be a
     single media center housed in just one building but divided
     into separate section to perform separate function .
Regardless of these designs and arrangements, the media
  center generally has the following provision:

2.1 Entrance, circulation and distribution – for display and exhibits, card
   catalog, periodical index.

2.2 Viewing and listening – through a facility which can accommodate
   not more than 100 students.

2.3 Conference room —for media specialist and teachers. It may be
   adjust to a media production laboratory. It may have movable walls
   to allow expansion or combination of areas.

2.4 Small room/Viewing/Listening – with adequate power outlets,
   viewing monitor/ screen, acoustical treatment and comfortable
   space.

2.5 Workshop room – a classroom-sized flexible space with multimedia
   equipment for instruction, production, demonstration needs.
2.6 Administration – an office space and area for media planning.

2.7 Maintenance and reparse services – for minor and preventive repair
   of equipment.

2.8 Media production laboratory – audio, video and photo laboratory
   with power, light, sounds and darkroom facilities.

2.9 Storage room – with necessary temperature and humidity control.

2.10 AV equipment distribution – may be decentralized in case of
   bigger schools.

2.11Optional space – for computerized learning and radio, television
   and film work.
role and function of an educational media center

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role and function of an educational media center

  • 1. ROLE AND FUNCTION OF AN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER Present by: Jastine Mico Benedicto LESSON 28
  • 2. Importance of an educational media center ? The importance of Educational Media Center is to provides teacher and students easy access for information search.     The Educational Media Center functions as a vital instrument as well as a basic requirement for quality education by enriching all parts of the school's educational process. And it is designed for the housing and utilization of all educational media with in the school.
  • 3. The center's specific function A media program has the following elements assigned to it:  Consultant service to improve instruction, learning and use of educational media resources and facilities;  Upgrade instructional standards through the use of educational media resources;  Information on new educational development;
  • 4. Creation/production of instructional materials to suit the special needs of teacher and student  Upgraded research through media support to individual investigation and exploration;  Multi-media facilities with areas made available to students, teachers and the media staff.  Educational media equipment made available for classroom use to student and teachers.
  • 5. Consultant service  The center media specialist act as resource persons for teacher in designing media for instruction. These specialist may also work directly with students in selecting and evaluating materials they need for presentation and learning purposes Upgrade Instruction via media  An educational media center is made by a professional staff compose by media specialists, technicians and media aids. the staff function to serve media users through a program of services which make educational media available for instruction , learning and research purpose.
  • 6. Information on Educational Development  The center provides information about innovations and recent development in specific subject areas and in the general field of education. It also keeps teacher posted on available in-service workshops and courses, conference and professional activities which they may find advantage for their professional growth. Production of Instructional Materials  The media center staff assists the various academic department and their teacher in the creative conceptualization and production of materials and devices for improve instruction.
  • 7. Materials for Class/Individualized Learning  The media center may serve the purpose of centralizing educational media equipment and materials for accessibility to potential users. However, such resources as chart, maps, and globes may be permanently remain in classroom since they are frequently needed as instructional reference materials by classroom users. Equipment Use, Maintenance and Storage  it is distinct feature of an educational media center to provide the facilities and space for the use, maintenance and storage of media hardware. The center assurance users of the available equipment and substitutes in case of equipment breakdown and malfunction.
  • 8. The Center Facilities and Resources  The sized of media center depends on such variable as the population, the financial capability of the school, and the goals and purposes of the media program. The following standers may help to those who are managing media centers or are planning to establish the: 1. Environment- an education media center should have facilities that will ensure comfort and effective learning for users. Good lightning, acoustical treatment, and temperature and humidity control are some notable features of media center facilities. 2. Location and Space- while media center should be easily to users, the design of media center may vary. There may be a single media center housed in just one building but divided into separate section to perform separate function .
  • 9. Regardless of these designs and arrangements, the media center generally has the following provision: 2.1 Entrance, circulation and distribution – for display and exhibits, card catalog, periodical index. 2.2 Viewing and listening – through a facility which can accommodate not more than 100 students. 2.3 Conference room —for media specialist and teachers. It may be adjust to a media production laboratory. It may have movable walls to allow expansion or combination of areas. 2.4 Small room/Viewing/Listening – with adequate power outlets, viewing monitor/ screen, acoustical treatment and comfortable space. 2.5 Workshop room – a classroom-sized flexible space with multimedia equipment for instruction, production, demonstration needs.
  • 10. 2.6 Administration – an office space and area for media planning. 2.7 Maintenance and reparse services – for minor and preventive repair of equipment. 2.8 Media production laboratory – audio, video and photo laboratory with power, light, sounds and darkroom facilities. 2.9 Storage room – with necessary temperature and humidity control. 2.10 AV equipment distribution – may be decentralized in case of bigger schools. 2.11Optional space – for computerized learning and radio, television and film work.