The Learning Resource Center (LRC) at the Baraboo campus of the University of Wisconsin was designed to be an integral part of the teaching program, and to embody the multimedia approach to individual self-paced learning by using the most appropriate medium or combination of media for a given instructional situation. The collection includes books, periodicals, microfilm, records, audio-tapes, (reel and cassette), sculpture, films (cartridge, reel, super 8 and 16mm), slides, filmstrips, teaching machine programs, videotapes and cassettes, and all the necessary supporting play back and production equipment. The automated circulation procedures include a Standard Register Source Record Punch model which reads badges coded for students, faculty or special users. The LRC is used as a testing center for both the self-paced and traditional courses, thus freeing instructors' time enabling them to have extra class sessions and discussions. Various innovative testing formats on teaching machines are also used. In addition, the production facilities for audiovisual materials are available to instructors. (HB)