- Series423 - ANU Instructional Resources Unit Video Recordings
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- Item111 - ANU Open Day Advertisements. A series of six advertisements for Open Day, Sep 1990
- Item112 - Biosphere, Chris Buller. Summary of contents: A visual tour through the School of Biological Sciences showing the work typically carried out by the School. Made for Open Day, Sep 1990
- Item113 - SHRIMP - A Geological Ion Microprobe, Dr Ian Williams. Summary of contents: A promotional video for purchasing research time on the SHRIMP microprobe housed at the Research School of Engineering Science. SHRIMP is a highly advanced sysem for dating and analysing extremely small samples of matter. Subject: Technology. Department: ANUTECH
- Item114 - Engineering the Future, Steven Mugford. Summary of contents: The ANU's new Department of Engineering specialises in modern, high-tech aspects of engineering. This program shows the options available for studying engineering at the ANU and promotes the ANU as being the first choice for students wishing to study engineering in any of the five strands taught: telecommunications and information technology, advanced materials, manufacturing systems, sensors and control, engineering management.
- Item115 - Media Skills, Prue Goward. Summary of contents: Media interviewing skills workshop held by University Public Relations. Tape contains only the actual interviews conducted. Speakers - Max Neutze, Dean Terrell, Christobel Young, John McCallum, Michael McRobbie.
- Item116 - Flood Plane, Neil Roberts. Summary of contents: For the 1990 Floriade Festival, the ACTEW and the ACT Museums Unit commissioned Neil Roberts, an artist from the School of Art, to build an ephemeral sculpture based on the use of water and electricity in Nerang Pool in Commonwealth Gardens. The sculpture was called Flood Plane and this program shows the construction of the sculpture and explores its intrinsic worth.
- Item117 - Worldnet Dialogue, D McAllister for the ANU. Summary of contents: A copy of a Worldnet Dialogue program taking discussion on local environmental issues from respondents in eight worldwide locations using teleconferencing facilities in the US Information Service offices. Dr Susan Bambrick of the ANU spoke on Australian environmental issues.
- Item118 - ANU Recruitment: ANU - A Special PlaceTo Be, Julie Derritt. Summary of contents: A program targetted towards late high school and college students to encourage them to enrol at the ANU. The program shows some of the courses taught, the living-on-campus facilities and students talk briefly about the advantages of choosing ANU for their tertiary studies. Subject: Information. Department: Admissions.
- Item119 - Open Up Your Chances. Wendy Drysdale. Summary of contents: 2 x 30 sec. advertisements for the Centre for Continuing Education to be shown on broadcast television. Subject: Education. Department: Centre for Continuing Education
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