The Center includes the latest in trade books, from a wide range of publishers, for children and young adults. Our advisors have degrees in elementary education. They know your program needs, and will assist you with registration, academic planning and meeting graduation requirements. Computer Labs Students have access to both Macintosh and DOS microcomputers in two labs located in the College of Education and Human Services Through these, and 19 additional labs and resource centers located throughout campus, students have access to more than 700 computers. WIU's computer network provides access to the Internet, a rich collection of software, world-wide electronic mail, and campus information systems.
Students also have access to plotters, scanners, laser printers, and CD-ROM readers.
Qualified students are employed as Lab Assistants to provide skilled assistance and support to lab users. Curriculum Library Located in the education building, the Curriculum Library contains textual materials, audiovisuals, curriculum materials and an extensive collection of books for children and young adults. This library serves as an important resource in lesson and unit plan preparation conducted by our majors during courses and field experiences. Resources for videoconferencing and teleconferencing are also available, providing the capability for interactive informational meetings with students who are located at distance sites. The WIU College of Education and Human Services is in the forefront of preparing prospective educators and practicing teachers to use the latest educational technologies.