UNC Media and Instructional Support Center

The Media and Instructional Support Center was established in 1976 to promote the development and use of audio-visual materials in university classrooms. Eventually the Center became responsible for developing course materials and training faculty in their use; acquiring, installing and maintaining equipment; photographic processing; storing and providing bibliographic control of campus holdings of audio-visual materials; and operating two-way television facilities. In 1986 the Media and Instructional Support Center was divided into two, separate administrative units: the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Classroom Technologies Service Center.

From the description of Records of the UNC Media and Instructional Support Center, 1976-1987 [manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 26707577

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