There are several workshops on Teaching with Style, Orientation for New Instructors, Orientation for Grad Student Teachers, and Teaching Portfolios. Those on Spring Teaching Days deal mostly with technology topics. MacIntoshes, Amiga, and Silicon Graphics. In contrast to McMaster, instructional needs and faculty direction are central to the direction of audio-visual services at Saskatchewan. There is an Audio Visual Advisory Committee which is is a sub-committee of the Academic Affairs Committee of Council.
Members are faculty instructors from various units and divisions.
Each year the Audio Visual Advisory Committee elects six of its members to form an executive and a Chairperson is appointed by Academic Affairs. Through regular meetings, the executive advises the Director of D.A.V.S. on needs and directions for audio visual services at the University. This committee also reviews project applications from faculty requesting support for television, sound recording, and multi-medi productions. The executive have developed a number of criteria on which to allocate support for audio visual projects. This is a provincial crown organization started at the University of Saskatchewan in 1990.