Authors: William D. Schmidt, Donald A. Rieck, Donald A. Rieck
ISBN-13: 9781563085307, ISBN-10: 1563085305
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Libraries Unlimited
Date Published: January 2000
Edition: 2nd Edition
WILLIAM D. SCHMIDT is Professor of Instructional Media and Director, Educational Technology Center, Central Washington University, Ellensburg.
DONALD A. RIECK is Director, Instructional Technology Center, Iowa State University, Ames.
Intended as a textbook for graduate (and some undergraduate) students in audiovisual and technology management classes, this book covers all aspects of the media manager's role, from supervision and budgeting to public relations and evaluation. Its pragmatic approach deals with such tasks as acquisitions, circulation, collection development and maintenance, facility design, managing legal issues, and dealing with technological change. The book also makes an excellent reference book for media managers in educational, corporate, government, and nonprofit agencies. Based on the more than 40 years of media management experiences of the present and previous authors, this new edition has been substantially revised to reflect the phenomenal technological changes in the field over the past 10 years.
A textbook for library or information science students originally written by Charles W. Vlcek and Raymond V. Wiman, both now deceased, and updated by Schmidt (instructional media and educational technology, Central Washington U.) and Riech (instructional technology, Iowa State U.-Ames) to incorporate new technology. They describe the role of the media manager in a school library, including such responsibilities as supervision, budgeting, public relations, and evaluation. No date is noted for the first volume. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Illustrations | ||
Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction to the Revised Edition | ||
1 | Managing Media Services: An Overview | 1 |
2 | Philosophical Perspectives | 21 |
3 | Planning Media Service Programs | 33 |
4 | Management Basics | 57 |
5 | Managing Media Materials Services | 83 |
6 | Managing Media Equipment Services | 121 |
7 | Managing Media Development Services | 143 |
8 | Computers and the Media Center | 173 |
9 | Managing Technological Change | 201 |
10 | Managing Personnel | 209 |
11 | Managing Budgets | 233 |
12 | Communicating | 259 |
13 | Evaluating Media Service Programs | 275 |
14 | Designing Media Service Facilities | 295 |
15 | Reaching Distant Learners | 329 |
16 | Professionalism | 343 |
17 | The Future | 349 |
Epilogue | 361 | |
References | 363 | |
App. 1 | Client Needs Assessment | 365 |
App. 2 | Organizational Plans of Exemplary Programs | 369 |
App. 3 | Media Selection Policies | 375 |
App. 4 | Media Center and Learning Resources Programs Standards and Recommendations | 381 |
App. 5 | Instructional Media Center Evaluation by Pattons | 395 |
App. 6 | Design Case History | 403 |
Author Index | 409 | |
Subject Index | 411 | |
Title Index | 417 |