NU housss
largest TV
film library
The largest distributor of
educational films and tapes in
the nation is headquartered
below the stands of the west
end of Memorial Stadium on
the UNL Campus.
The Great Plains National
Instructional Television
Library is a self-supporting
agency of the University's
television department, soon to
leave the stadium for the new
liTV building on liast Campus.
Instituted in 1962, the
Great Plains Library is a
self-supporting agency and is
the c ountry's largest
distributor of educational films
and tapes. More than 75,000
separate recorded lesson-units
have been distributed by the
Library since 1962 according
to Richard Spence,
information coordinator.
The Library operates on a
u s e -1 c a s c plan. The
"telecourse" user pays the
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The back storeroom of the Great Plains Library
bulges with educational tapes and films.
duplication and service fees
plus a royalty payment which
is returned to the original
producer. "The Library serves
only to distribute material, not
to produce it," Spence said.
Programs range from
"Sounds like Magic", a series
of thirty 15-minutc lessons for
primary grades, t o
"Shakespeare," thirty
45-minute lessons making up a
Literature 2 1 1 course.
A University survey made in
1960-61 found that many
schools around the country
had produced television
courses for their own use,
many of these courses are
preserved on high quality video
tape. For both the economic
and educational benefits of
sharing such courses the U.S.
Office of Education (USOE)
financed regional distribution
centers.
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Roommate wanted $32 50mo.
Cleaning deposit. 475 9665.
Girl wanted to share apt. with 2
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Female roommate wanted $55mo.
Ride to and from East Campus.
Call 8:00 5:00. 472 2904 or
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So you want to play the guitar?
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Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
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Watch Repair. All makes -including
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Wanted: Lionel Electric train and
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