Instructional Media Office

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA AND EQUIPMENT OFFICE (IMEO)

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA AND EQUIPMENT OFFICE

The Instructional Media and Equipment Office is one of the two units of the ETS. It houses and circulates a collection of audio-visual materials and equipment carefully selected to meet the curricular needs of the academic community. It also produces materials for instructional purposes. Materials are arranged according to General Material Designation, Dewey Decimal Classification (IBED), and Library of Congress (CAS). Moreover, an Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is available in the IMO.

BRIEF BACKGROUND

1974-1975

In 1974, the Educational Materials Center was formed where the Library and the Audio-Visual office were combined.

1975-1976

By June 1976, the its Head strengthened the Audio-Visual Department.  This time the Library and Audio-Visual Office were separated. Thus, the office was renamed to Audio-Visual Center.

1976-1977

By summer, an inventory of AV equipment and materials was done and systematically arranged in a cabinet.

1977-1978

Construction of HS Audio-Visual Center was held.  AV equipment and materials were consolidated in one place.  Those out of order were repaired, and those beyond repair were kept in a separate cabinet.

1978-1979

HS Audio-Visual Center was not completed yet, so the HS students still made use of the GS Audio-Visual Center.  The administration approved the purchase of some new AV equipment.

1979-1980

June 1979, HS Audio-Visual Center started its operation.  Though housed in a separate building, still services of both GS and HS AV Centers were under one head, who was Miss Teresita de Guzman.

1980-1981

After the resignation of Mrs. T. de Guzman, Mrs. Angelita C. Bernardo, a former faculty member was assigned to head the Audio-Visual Center. New software materials and equipment were purchased.

1981-1982

Because of the growing population and increase in the number of materials and equipment, Mrs. Yolanda was hired as AVC Librarian.

1982-1995

As a result of the EDF Survey, Audio-Visual Center was renamed Instructional Media Center (IMC).  Physical set up remained the same.

1995-1998

The name Benedictine Abbey School was changed to St. Benedict College to give way for the opening of the College Department.  While the College building was still under construction, classes were held at the High School Building from late afternoon to evening.  The High School IMC continues to service the college classes.

It was also within these years that Mr. Proceso M. Llagas Jr. was taken in as full-time Technician.

1998-1999

The College building was finally completed.  The College IMC was housed at the 2nd floor for the safekeeping of the materials and equipment while projection services were held at R1 and R2 at the College Library. The IMC Head extended her supervision with the help of one IMC Aide.

1999-2000

The College IMC became fully operational with the hiring of Ms. Rosemarie C. Perlado as Media Assistant.  Both material and equipment acquisitions increased in number.

2000-2006

Mr. Serdamie P. Gumata was hired as assistant Technician assigned at the College IMC.  Viewing rooms were transferred to the 2nd floor at the AV Room, Balcruz Multi-Media Room and Fr Bellarmine Hall.

2006-2015

Mrs. Ruth B. Lazaro, a former faculty replaced Mrs. Angelita Bernardo as the Institutional Coordinator of the Instructional Media Center. She pursued the automation of all the IMC holdings and centralized the system of operation.

2008-2014

Mrs. Rosalinda E. Capisonda, a licensed librarian, replaced Mrs. Yolanda Domingo as Institutional Librarian for College.

2014-2015

Mrs. Sharleen R. Santos, a licensed librarian, replaced Mrs. Rosalinda Capisonda as Institutional Librarian for College. She pursued the cataloging of Non-Print Materials using the Destiny Library Manager (DLM).

2015-2016

Mrs. Rosalinda E. Capisonda replaced Mrs. Ruth B. Lazaro as the Instructional Media Center Head.

2017-2018

Tugade Theater Auditorium and Manny Reyes Hall were constructed. The Tugade Theater Auditorium has a seating capacity of 631 while the Manny Reyes Hall has a seating capacity of 250.

2018-2019

Rosendo Herrera Mini Theater was renovated. It has a seating capacity of 150.

2020-2021

IMC was renamed as Instructional Media and Equipment Office (IMEO) and placed under the Education Technology Services (ETS) headed by Engr. Ma. Lea A. Martinez. Now called IMO Coordinator, Ms. Rosalinda E. Capisonda remains the office head.

IMO SERVICES

  • OPAC (Online Public Address Catalog)

  • Online Educational Resources (OER)

  • Installation/Operation

    • Public Address System
    • Audio-Visual Equipment
    • Lights and Sounds
  • Circulation of AV Equipment

    • Multimedia Projector
    • Laptop/Computer
    • Meeting/Portable Amplifier
    • Remix (Android CPU)
    • Converters/Connectors (Lightning to VGA, HDMI to VGA, IPAD to VGA, MAC to VGA, HDMI to HDMI)
    • Mouse and keyboard, Clickers
  • Circulation of AV Materials

    • Videodiscs
    • Audio CDs
    • CD-ROMs
  • Technical Services

    • Video Production/Reproduction
    • Audio Recording and Transfer
    • Graphics Designing
    • Video Editing
    • Event Coverage (School Activities)
    • Documentation
    • Livestreaming
    • On-call Troubleshooting

FACILITIES

IMO SERVICE HOURS

PS/MS IMO

Monday to Friday

7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Saturday

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

JHS/SHS/SOL/GS

Monday to Friday

7:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Saturday

8:00 AM - 9:00 PM

College of Arts & Sciences

Monday to Friday

7:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Saturday

7:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Reach Us At

Telephone Nos.:

8236-7222 locals 1250, 1260, 1610 & 2180

Email address:

FB Page/Messenger:

San Beda College Alabang Instructional Media Center

Website:

https://sbcaimc.wixsite.com/sbca

Youtube Channel:

SBCA Education Technology Services