SUBMITTED TO: JAMES PAGLINAWAN SUBMITTED BY: GEORGE AUTIDA & NICKOL GRACE LAZARO

2. Edtechnology
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3. Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements

4. “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

5. E.M.C
EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER
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6. Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements

7. 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.
Definition…..

8. Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements

9.  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

10. Definition Mission/Vision Services Elements

11. 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

12. Orientation
All new teachers are given
an orientation on the EMC ,

13. 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

14. A technical librarian
organizes all the
purchased print and
non-print materials for
easy retrieval.
Organization
of print and
non-print
materials

15. The EMC lends out various
types of materials to
students and teachers.
Circulation of print
and non-print
materials

16. The EMC attends to request
such as bibliographic
information
Reference

17. Listings of materials and
periodical articles to
publicize the new
materials in the EMC.
Bibliographic
Service

18. The MIP aims to teach
students to be skillful users
of print and non-print
materials.
Media
Instruction
Program (MIP

19. 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

20. A service renders to ensure
that the facility is updated
daily on current event locally
and internationally.
Grade Level
newspaper

21. Selected professional
and general interest
journals are routed in
the different grade
levels and services
areas
Mags-on-Wheels

22. Self-service photocopying
machine is available for the
faculty of library to Xerox
materials needed.
Photocopying
Services

23. Simple production for a
class instruction, program
and school wide
presentations.
Video and
Sound
Production

24. Different non-print media
materials are acquired.
Teachers are encouraged to
maximize use of their
materials.
Multi-media
Service

25. 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 resources
2. Laboratory of Learning
3. Agent of Teaching
4. Service Agency
5. Coordinating Agency
6. Recreational reading center
7. Stepping stone to other resources of the
community

26. The Evaluation questions for a functional EMC
(Lucido & Borabo,1997) give the following elements:
The Institutional Media Center
Media Instruction
Classroom Facilities
Media Program

27. Prepared by:
Autida, George
Lazaro, Nickol Grace L