learning resources center

American  

noun

1. a library, usually in an educational institution, that includes and encourages the use of audiovisual aids and other special materials for learning in addition to books, periodicals, and the like.

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Etymology

Origin of learning resources center

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

She later returned to Spelman, where she worked as an associate professor of education and the director of a learning resources center for about 50 years.

From New York Times

She went on to become a Spelman educator, and director of the Learning Resources Center until she retired in 2014.

From Reuters

The school in Marquette announced Wednesday that the Physical Education and Instructional Facility, or PEIF; Thomas Fine Arts; and the Learning Resources Center will be closed until the school gets expedited results of additional tests.

From Seattle Times

The university’s Shake Learning Resources Center is undergoing a major renovation and items from its Byron R. Lewis Historical Library are being sent to other local collections.

From Seattle Times

Meanwhile, some Auburn University faculty who teach online graduate education courses give students tests at the end of each unit, says Susan Bannon, an associate professor and director of Auburn's Learning Resources Center.

From US News