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Moose Factory with Alison Sayers

Main Speaker(s): Alison Sayers. Video is a pre-recorded, edited video which was created for nursing students who were going to work at the Moose Factory general Hospital. Sayers gives some background on the location, as well as an overview of what life will be like for the outbound nurses.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

MSTE Colloquium, Ursula Franklin: Global Challenges (2 tapes)

Part 1: Main Speaker(s): Anne Marie Hill, Dr Ursula Franklin. Location: McArthur Hall. Video if a portion of a colloquium held to commemorate the start of the Facult of Education's Math, Sciences, and Technology Education Group. Begins with a man talking about the MTSE group before introducing Hill who in turn introduces Dr Franklin. Dr Franklin then lectures the audience on how technology can be integrated into education, without dominating it. She also discusses how all education is contextual.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Music at Queen's

Video is an advertisement for the Queen's Facult of Music. Begins with narrator talking about musci at Queen's, after which clips of the different groups within the faculty of music performing are played.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

Myoelectric Training with Pre-School Children, Barbara O?Shae, School of Rehab Therapy

Main Speaker(s): Barbara O'Shea. Video contains footage of O'Shea playing with a child, while a voiceover by O'Shea talks about the use of myoelectric prothetics in children with upper-body amputations. She talks about how children can learn co-ordination with their prothetics through play, as well discussing the applications of the prothetics.

Queen's University. Queen's Television.

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