Posters and notices of UCF-related activities, services and events are permitted on the first floor of Classroom Building 1 (CL1) on the brick walls outside of rooms 104 and 121. You may also post notices on the corkboards outside of classrooms on other floors so long as you provide your own tacks. Nothing is to be hung on the building’s painted walls or any of its doors or windows. Fliers or notices posted anywhere other than the allowed areas may be removed and destroyed with no notice to the poster. Any damage done to the facility by the posting of a flyer or poster (adhesives stripping paint from the walls, holes left from tacks or other devices, etc.) will be repaired with the costs charged to the offending organization.

Effective, July 1, 2011, the graphics production and video production services of the Office of Instructional Resources have moved to the Center for Distributed Learning.
 
Joe Fauvel and Siglinde Quirk have joined CDL Graphics, and Dale Fakess and Aaron Hose have joined CDL Video.
 

 The VHS tape format is no longer a primary format for commercial media distribution. As a result many manufactures are no longer making VHS players. OIR can no longer get VHS players through our vendors that can be integrated into our classroom control technologies. Those players we can find are becoming more and more expensive and in many cases less reliable. As a result we have had to discontinue the installation of VHS decks in our multimedia rooms.