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Facilities 2. Audio-Visual Facilities The AV Office has four (4) Audio-Visual Rooms or AVRs, four (4) Lecture Rooms, four (4) Viewing Rooms, a Preview Booth, and a Taping Booth. In its efforts to provide equal opportunities for everyone, maximize the use of limited facilities and conserve energy, priority on the use of these facilities will be given to those who will be utilizing Performances, Simulations, Electronic Media Viewing and Visual Presentations in their activities. The following are the various facilities with their available fixtures and equipment. Activity Audio-Visual Facility/ Venue Available Fixtures/ Equipment Library The primary objective of the HEU Library is to make its services contribute as effectively as possible to the instructional programs of the various colleges. It provides students and faculty reference materials and research resources to supplement classroom activities and encourages students to use various library resources independently as a means to acquire knowledge. The Library is located at the SMT Hall and is administered and staffed by professional librarians and support personnel. They work with the faculty in curriculum planning and development and in selecting and evaluating materials to support the instructional program. They provide the necessary references and bibliographic services to enable the students and faculty members to take full advantage of the library’s resources. Viewing symbols/ Illustrations that represent objects or events Audio-Visual Rooms (4) located at PA Hall, 2 nd Floor Desktop Computer, Plasma TVs, Sound System, White Boards 1. Library Resources a. Print Publications The HEU Library offers a wide range of resources like books on various disciplines, periodicals like journals and magazines (print and online); Online databases; and microfiche collection. Watching an event, object person or situation though some medium Actual participation or observation of an event 3. Service Hours The AV Office maintains the following schedules to be able to serve in the most efficient and effective manner. These schedules are subject to limitations under the school’s Academic Calendar. Regular Term Monday Tuesday to Friday 7:30 AM–7:30 PM Saturday 8:00 AM–12:00 PM, 1:00 PM–5:00 PM *The AV Office closes from 12:00 NN–1:00 PM during Mondays. 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Summer and Semestral Break Viewing Rooms (4) located at SMT Hall, 2 nd Floor Lecture Rooms (4) located at SMT Hall, 3 rd Floor DVD Players, Plasma TV, Sound System, White Boards Stage/Platforms, DLP Projectors, Motorized Screens, Sound System, Wireless Mics, DVD Players Monday to Friday 8:00 AM–12:00 PM, 1:00 PM–5:00 PM *The AV Office closes daily from 12:00 NN–1:00 PM. During suspension of classes, as declared by the government authorities or the school administration, the office may revert to an 8:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–5:00 PM office schedule. Aside from the general book collections (local and foreign), there are some books that are classified as Special Collections. These are under various categories: • Environmental Studies • Peace and Global Education • Women and Gender Issues • Social Works and Migration Studies • Theses and feasibility studies • Rizaliana collection or books about Dr. Jose Rizal and his works. • Asian Development Bank Publications • Asian Media Information and Communication Centre • Filipiniana Collections 2. Electronic Resources: • Access to internet is allowed for academic researching for two hours, free of charge • ONLINE Public Access Catalog or OPAC or visit http://www.mc.edu.ph/library/ • CD-ROMs • Academic Search Premiere Online Database • Psychology and Behavioral Science Online Database • SocINDEX Online Database • Environment Complete Online Database • Business Source Elite Online Database • Academic Research Search Portal • Index to Periodical Literature Search Portal • Consortium of Women’s Colleges Online Electronic Theses and Dissertations • HEU-LMC Web Site • AV Online Reservation of Venues • Transactions Monitoring System 62 | Miriam College Bulletin of Information www.mc.edu.ph | 63
Facilities Library Services 1. Library Orientation – At the beginning of every school year, the library gives orientation to first and second year students in coordination with the English department’s faculty members. 2. Referral Services 3. Interlibrary use of CEAP and CWC Libraries – Students of member schools like Miriam College are allowed to use the Consortium of Women’s Colleges (CWC) and Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) libraries, free of charge, subject to its library rules and regulations. 4. Library Hours Mondays and Saturdays Tuesdays to Fridays 8:00 AM–5:00 PM 7:00 AM–6:00 PM 5. Recreational Reading Nooks – corners are set up to promote readership among Miriam College students 6. Faculty Reading Room 7. Discussion Rooms 8. Locker services Internet Research Center (IRC) The Internet Research Center (IRC) is managed by the Planning and Development Office (PDO) with the technical assistance of the Information and Communications Technology Office (ICTO). IRC staffs are assigned by PDO to handle the 12-hour operations. They are assisted by a team of students from the Entrepreneurship department of the College of Business, Entrepreneurship and Accountancy (CBEA) as part of their on-the-job training program. PDO provides the overall direction and management of all staff and general operations of the center. ICTO, on the other hand, provides technical support and services through outsourced ICT vendors in the regular maintenance and repair of all equipment and peripherals in the center. Student Managers of the Entrepreneurship department handle the daily operations. Main Objectives of IRC IRC aims to enhance MC’s academic programs through the use of modern technology. It also makes internet resources and services available in support of MC’s mission to provide superior levels of education and instructional services to its students. Calendar of regular activities IRC follows MC’s Institutional Calendar. The center is open 12 hours a day, Tuesdays through Fridays and nine hours on Saturdays and Mondays. The center is closed on all school and national holidays. During semestral breaks and special events, PDO may set special schedules at the center. IRC is closed to students during school breaks and holidays. This will give way to regular ICT maintenance and repair services that may be planned during the period. Notices of special shutdowns are made depending on the network providers’ schedule of maintenance work during the year. IRC Facilities and Services The IRC has the following facilities available: • 46 Personal Computers (Free to all enrolled students for the semester) • 46 Lockers and Keys for Internet Users (Free to all enrolled students for the semester) • 12-hour Internet Service (Free to all enrolled students for the semester, two hours per use at any one time to give way for the use of other enrolled students) • Other services: »» Colored Laser Printing »» Black and White Laser Printing »» DVD/CD Burning »» Fax Transmission Service »» Image Scanning Administration Policies 1. Student Access a. Only students enrolled for the current semester will be given access to the IRC. b. Access to the IRC by those not enrolled in the college will require a special permit from PDO. c. Students who will be using the IRC are required to surrender their school ID before using the facility. d. Students will be given user names and passwords to access the system and network. e. Passwords may not be shared with others. Non-compliance to this policy will be subject to the appropriate disciplinary action. Business Hours Tuesday to Friday Saturday and Monday 7:30 AM–6:30 PM 8:00 AM–5:00 PM 2. Internet Use Only one student per computer unit will be allowed for a maximum of two hours per use. After two hours, students will be required to log out or request for an extension from the coordinator subject to availability of computer units. Location and Contact Numbers IRC is located at the Ground Floor of MMJ Building at Miriam College. For inquiries and requests for services, you may contact the following numbers and address: Trunkline: +632 580-5400 loc. 1098 e-mail: pdo@mc.edu.ph 3. Food and Drinks Food and drinks of any form are not allowed in the IRC. Students will be asked to leave the area if found to be eating, drinking, or chewing gum. Non‐compliance to this policy will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action. 64 | Miriam College Bulletin of Information www.mc.edu.ph | 65
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