Visual Media in Education: An Informal History

The visual resources profession exists as a result of progress
in the technology of mechanical reproduction combined with
recognition of the visual image as an immediate and universal
mode of communication. This overview highlights important
developments in the use of visual media in education in the USA
- not only in public schools and in higher education, but in the
educational programs of museums and libraries as well. (English)
Scholes Library, New York College of Ceramics, Alfred University, USA


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