Multimedia resource centers are seen as the way to improve education through the use of technology. Unified media programs replace the separation of print and nonprint materials. (3 references) (SJ)

A look at the organizational structure and production services of Tarrant County Junior College's Learning Resources Division. (AK)

The author sketches his concept of the characteristics of a Christian Educational Community Whether university, college, school or parish) and then focuses on the specific contribution members of the library profession can make in furthering the aims of a truly Christian educational institution. (Author/NH)

Some questions the director of an audiovisual center should ask himself about his center, his staff, and himself. (LS)

This article describes the design, application and impact of the Fredonia facility...which combines both dial access and audio cassette check-out with a flexible approach to mediated individual station capabilities." (Author)

A critical look at the new standards. (JB)

A media planning game promotes creative group thinking and avoids costly mistakes. The gaming - simulation technique, designed by a team of experienced school planners led by Dr. Lavin, has been used with success. (Editor)

Summarizes space specifications given in the 1969 AASL-DAVI "Standards for School Media Programs. (CC)

A description of the library and media center. (RM)

Practical suggestions for bringing together human resources and multimedia resources. (Editor/DR)

A proposal to extend the traditional library services to media which work through machines--such as, television, film and filmstrip projectors, phonographs, radio, and tape recorders. The emphasis is on library services to the young. (RM)