Analyzes courses to be determined useful audio-visual teaching materials. Supervises arrangement of laboratories for use of teaching materials. Conducts research in planning and development of new materials and techniques. Performs other duties as assigned. Consults with faculty and staff members concerning special projects and equipment.
Work is evaluated on basis of periodic reports and acceptance of teaching material by users.
Completion of two years of college, including courses in audio-visual education. Bachelor's degree with courses in audio-visual education. One year of experience in the use of audio-visual equipment. Frequent travel to present and organize classes pertaining to audio-visual education.