CITL-MUN Archive Video Collection (pre 1994)
Under its many historical forms (ETV, Continuing Studies, Extension Services, etc.), Memorial University's distance education units have a rich history of using video for education and community-based projects. Many videos have been created for television programs, documentaries, graduation ceremonies, community development and, of course, distance education. As a result, this collection represents a historical archive of these events and objects from the 1960s to mid-1990s.
Notable Sub-collections:
Courses - satellite series, on-campus videos Lecture series - Galbraith Conferences Transmitter series - Fogo, Buchans, Petty Harbour Television shows - ETV, atMUN Decks Awash Memorial affiliations - advertisements, convocations Interviews - Smallwood General interest - Brownies, Cadets Culture/Heritage - folk festivals, fishing, sealing Documentaries - Return of the Moth Industry - Oil and gas, fishery Fogo Process The Fogo Project is a very interesting collection of videos produced by the National Film Board of Canada and Memorial University - Extension Services which capture the social, cultural and economic aspects of life on Fogo Island, Newfoundland and Labrador in the 1960s.
Sponsor
Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL)