Central Washington University Multimedia Technology and Instructional Support, Video Cassettes 1976-1995

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Central Washington University Multimedia Technology and Instructional Support, Video Cassettes 1976-1995

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This collection consists of audio cassettes taped or dubbed by employees of the Multimedia Technology and Instructional Support Department, and its predecessors, from the 1976 to 1995, at Central Washington University.

73.0 cubic feet; 1,200 video cassettes; 73 record center boxes

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Central Washington University Archives and Special Collections

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Kamola Hall at Washington State Normal School (predecessor to Central Washington University) was completed in October of 1911. A dining room addition was added in 1915 and was enlarged once again in 1919. The facility was originally used as a women’s dormitory. During the Second World War, the dorms were used as a barracks for Army Air Corps cadets training at the college and nearby airfield. During the 1990s it served as a dorm for international students from Asia. The building was completely r...

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Multimedia Technology and Instructional Support Department was first established in 1972 as Media Production Services of the Audiovisual Division of the Library Department. After 1987, the unit changed titles and switched departments. It became the Media Development Services Unit in 1987, the Media Production and Development Unit in 1993, and the Media Productions Unit in 1996. In 1998 the unit was reorganized under Center for Learning Technologies and in 2001 the unit was transferr...