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From: andrew@dgbt.doc.ca (Andrew Patrick DGBT/DBR)
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Subject: Visual AIDS teaching materials
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Date: 28 Sep 90 01:38:07 GMT
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We are putting together an interactive TV documentary on AIDS as part
of a project on demonstrating new media services.  We would like to
collect visual materials that would make appropriate slides to
accompany the auditory script.  These slides will be used by
themselves, and as a background for word charts and tables.

Does anyone have any suggestions for good sources of such materials?
The obvious ones are things like the special issue of Scientific
American that had lots of good charts and graphs.  I also have a
National Geographic with some great photos of the AIDS virus.  Can
anyone suggest others?

Thanks

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Andrew Patrick, Ph.D.       Department of Communications, Ottawa, CANADA
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