When the audiovisual center became part of Computer Services in fall 1997, service to faculty improved.
Some glitches remain, however.
Dr. Jerry Levine, associate professor of education, is pleased with the changes. The folks working to supply our audiovisual needs in the classroom are doing a terrific job. While the faculty generally responded favorably to the performance of the audiovisual department, the complaint voiced most often by instructors was a failure to receive equipment on order. I have had problems getting the equipment I need at times. This makes for a situation where I have to wing my lecture.