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Rex Guthrie talking about video as an educational tool

1980

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Rex Guthrie talking about video as an educational tool

1980

  • NFSA IDFDKXQQRT
  • TypeOral History
  • MediumAudio
  • FormOral history
  • Duration5 hrs, 23 mins
  • GenresIndigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject
  • Year1980

The first introduction to video technology for the Ernabella community was when school teacher, Rex Guthrie began using a video camera as an educational tool in 1982 to assist the local school teachers to better communicate with their pupils, and to break down the barriers between local Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in the community.

The first introduction to video technology for the Ernabella community was when school teacher, Rex Guthrie began using a video camera as an educational tool in 1982 to assist the local school teachers to better communicate with their pupils, and to break down the barriers between local Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in the community.

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