Come meet the NFB at Connect 2013
Come meet the NFB at Connect 2013
The National Film Board of Canada is a proud Association Partner of Connect 2013: Canada’s National Learning and Technology Conference, taking place May 6 and 7 at the Scotiabank Convention Centre, in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Drop by Exhibitor Booth 99 to meet the NFB Education team and learn about CAMPUS, our online media resource for educators across Canada.
Now, with an educational subscription to CAMPUS, you can access a large collection of NFB films and interactive titles via computer—along with new, super easy-to-use educational tools designed just for you.
All publically funded schools in Ontario have a licence to CAMPUS, courtesy of the Ministry of Education of Ontario. Many other schools across the country have also signed up for CAMPUS through provincial consortium agreements. Not sure if you are subscribed? Check here.
We would love to see you at Connect 2013. Our educational specialists can walk you through CAMPUS and help you explore our selection of uniquely Canadian learning resources.
Also, while visiting our booth, don’t miss the opportunity to watch some of the new, hot films currently available on CAMPUS; or view them online if you aren’t attending the conference.
American Library Association – 2013 Notable Videos for Adults
Video Librarian – Best Documentaries of 2012
Canadian Children’s Book Centre – Spring 2013 Edition of Best Books for Kids & Teens
Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie
Canadian Children’s Book Centre – Fall 2012 Edition of Best Books for Kids & Teens
“The combination of personal narrative with a global perspective makes this very valuable for both lessons in the environment and 20th-century history.”– School Library Journal
American Library Association – 2013 Notable Children’s Videos
Canadian Children’s Book Centre – Fall 2012 Edition of Best Books for Kids & Teens
We look forward to seeing you soon at Connect 2013.
– Kristine Collins, Head, Education and Institutional Markets, and fellow Education team members Renée Lottridge, Dan Thornhill and Ashley Catania
