Consists of progress reports, statistics on testing, correspondence with the Calgary Board of Education and high schools, correspondence on results and registration procedures, a preliminary report on Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI) in English, and computer requirements for the program. Also consists of correspondence regarding the Faculty of Humanities decision not to assume any control of the Effective Writing Program.

Consists of minutes, agendas, and correspondence. Topics discussed: departmental planning, curriculum planning, operating structure of the Faculty of Humanities, computers.

File consists of photographs of guests touring the Canadian Centre for Learning Systems during an open house, including views of hands-on computers, displays, library, and a presentation about Honeywell, one of the sponsors of the centre

File consists of photographs of the official opening of the Canadian Centre for Learning Systems by the Honourable Walter Maclean, the Secretary of State; speeches made by Dr. Norman Wagner and Barbara Samuels, the executive director of CCLS; overviews of the centre; and close-ups of working at computer terminals

File consists of photographs taken in room SB103 of a chemistry lab / class demonstration; and of room SA204, the computer assisted learning lab for chemistry. Views include: Dr. Codding presenting at the front of the lecture hall; an individual performing the demonstration experiment at the front of the lecture hall; various working at computers in the computer assisted learning lab.

File consists of correspondence and reports.

Consists of correspondence on use and booking.

File consists of photographs taken of computer labs for the campus publications, InfoServe and Currents. Views include: candid shots of university at computer stations; university working at computers in a computer lab from a variety of angles; one-on-one instruction and assistance at computer terminals.

Shots of students using terminals.

File consists of correspondence and a proposal for a pilot project in mediated instruction.

File consists of photographs of teachers with students using computers, in art class, and reading newspapers.

File consists of photographs of presentations, hands on computer sessions and role playing/group discussions as part of an education in-service day

File consists of discussion on the development of a proposal for on-line learning with Campus Alberta partner institutions.

File consists of photographs of education faculty in-service classes, including: Phys Ed; Computer Lit; Marion Carson School in-service class; Teledon Class at Viscount Bennett High School; and gifted children at King Edward School

File consists of photographs taken of Doug Dau for the publications InfoServe and Currents. Views include portrait photographs of Doug Dau; and photographs of Doug Dau at his desk.

File consists of photographs taken for InfoServe. Views include: photographs of a computer terminal in the Management Resource Centre; portrait photographs of Mo Keshavjee; portrait photographs of Barb Murray

Series consists of records documenting the development of the Learning Commons areas in the University Library. Records include minutes of meetings, reports, opening speech, floor plans, budgets, and correspondence.

File consists of photographs taken of a woman sitting in front of a computer in the Multi-Media Centre.

File consists of photographs taken of a multi-media presentation on "New Educational Trends" for the publication New Currents. Photographs are of speaker addressing the audience from the front of the room.

File consists of photographs of native students taking part in a computer class

File consists of photographs of Secretary of State Benoit Bouchard visiting the Canadian Centre for Learning Systems, speaking with children at the Centre, and trying out a computer; lunching at the University of Calgary, including a speech by President Wagner; and opening the Walter Dinsdale Disability Information Service Centre of Canada (affiliated with the University of Calgary), including a tour of the centre, speeches by President Wagner, Mayor Klein, Benoit Bouchard and others, views of the audience and the platform