What is audio-visual material?

The audio-visual collection in your Library includes videocassettes, tapes (sound recordings), cd-roms, slides, microfiche, computer disks, etc., all of which can be very valuable sources for your research.

How do I find these sources?

Visit the Audio-visual department at your Library. The staff there will assist you in finding what you need. A printed catalogue of the collection is normally available. This audio-visual catalogue is updated annually with a detailed subject index, and can be found at the Audio-visual Desk.
You can use the OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) in your Library to search for audio-visual material.
If what you need is not available in your Library, you might be able to borrow it from another Library - ask the staff at the audio-visual desk for assistance.

Viewing facilities:

Your Library should be able to supply viewing facilities.

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