The student will serve as a media assistant helping other students and the media program. The course is recommended for grades 11 and 12 . The selections are designed to meet the educational needs of students as well as to support their personal needs. Resources available include the Internet, books, periodicals, encyclopedias, videos, microfiche, CD-ROMs, videodiscs, computer software, and audiovisual equipment. The Media Center is fully automated through a network of forty-four Pentium computers.
Databases are available either by accessing networked CD-ROMs or through the Internet.
Two networked laser printers provide printing services. Copying machines are also available. Ask for the User ID and the password from the Media Staff. A twenty-station applications lab is available for individual student and staff use as well as scheduled classes. For multimedia presentations the center has a scanner and color printers with wide format capabilities.