This document discusses different types of audiovisual library materials including books, movies, slides, filmstrips, transparencies, and motion pictures. It provides details on each format such as size, how they are used, benefits like being educational and motivating, and limitations such as lacking sound or being hard to preserve. The overall message is that while some older formats like slides and filmstrips are less popular now, libraries still collect them for their valuable educational information.

1. BOOK MOVIE

2. moving
images
MOVIE

3. words
BOOK

4. sound
MOVIE

5. pages
BOOK

6. listening
MOVIE

7. reading
BOOK

8. CD’s
MOVIE

9. BOOK MOVIE

10. BOOK is a library material.
But how about a
MOVIE ?

11. A Library Instruction

13. defined as any
device used to aid in
the communication
of ideas.
Required audio-
visual equipment to
be presented
properly. (OHP, LCD
projector)

14. Different form of book.
Instructional media.

15. Slides
a still-
image/photograph
that is protected by
glass or cardboard
frame.

16. 2 forms:
Standard slide- 3 ¼ inches by 4 inches.
Miniature slides- 2 by 2 inches.

17. Filmstrips (Film
slides/slide films)
Is a series of still-pictures.
One strip may consist of
14-70 frames, usually 35-
40 frames.
Cannot be repaired.
There are sound film
strips.

18. Transparencies
Transparent
sheets (acetate)
projected with
OHP.
Can be colored/
simple ink.
7 ½ by 9 inches
(19 by 23 cm).

19. Slides, filmstrips and
transparencies are unpopular
nowadays.
But libraries still collect these
types of materials, because of the
valuable information it
contained.

20. Motion pictures/films
Present moving and
dynamic images.
Before, by reels
presented with
projector.
Now, in VCD/DVD
form with the use of
VCD/DVD players.

21. USES
Educational information.
The subject can be taught with detail
and clarity.
Motivational force.
Easy to transport and use.
Interesting.

22. LIMITATIONS
For slides, filmstrips, transparencies, not
excessive use.
For slides and filmstrips, lacks audition.
Commercially unavailable (slides,
filmstrips, OHP)
Preservation and storage problem.

24. thank you for listening!