This subseries contains sound recordings related to various Open College Gerontology Courses including "Gerontology: Aging and You" and "Gerontology II: Critical Issues and Future Trends".

File contains two copies of the final 24 cassette audio program for the course "Gerontology: Aging and You".
COCR 907 Dr Lorraine Hiatt and Professor May Maskow ).

File contains a copy of the final 24 cassette audio program for the course "Gerontology II: Critical Issues and Future Trends". COCR 911 Professor May Maskow)

This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "Marketing".

File contains two copies of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "Marketing".

This subseries contains sound recordings and textual records related to the Open College course "Information Technology and Society".

File contains two copies of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "Information Technology and Society".
 COCR 942 Dr Norman Ball. Information Technology is now one of the major influences in modern life. Given the unprecedented rates of change, how do we formulate reasonable expectations? How do we make choices when we don’t know what the future of technology holds? To answer questions such as these, we need to learn more about the interaction between technology and society. This course looks at the use and impact of information technology in areas such as engineering, medicine, manufacturing, education and law. It looks at issues such as privacy, personal dignity, and the kind of life we want to lead. The course provides an historical framework and ideas which may be applied to other areas of technological change.

1. What is Information Technology
2. Information Technology and Privacy
3. Information Technology and E-Commerce
4. Information Technology and Medicine
5. Information Technology and Education
6. Information Technology and Design
7. Information Technology and the Built Environment
8. Information Technology, Law and Crime
9. Information Technology and Money
10. Managing Information Technology
11. Are We Asking for too Much?
12. Planning for the Future

File contains a workbook for the course "Information Technology and Society".

This subseries contains sound recordings and textual records related to the Open College course "History of the Caribbean".

File contains three copies of the final 12 recording audio program for the course "History of the Caribbean". One copy as original housing.

1. The Indigenous Civilization and European Intrusion
   William Found, York University Franklin Knight, The Johns Hopkins University
   Heather Cateau, University of the West Indies Jeremy Lawrence, Manchester University
   The Mighty Shadow

2. The Early Settlements in the Caribbean
   F. W. Knight, The Johns Hopkins University, Bill Found, York University
   Heather Cateau, The University of the West Indies

3. The Sugar Revolution and the Emergence of Plantation Society
   Franklin. W. Knight, The Johns Hopkins University, Bill Found, York University
   Jose Curto, York University, Heather Cateau, University of the West Indies

4. The Plantation Economy and the Atlantic Slave Trade
   Jose Curto, York University, Phillip Curtin, The Johns Hopkins University
   Bill Found, York University, Robin Law, University of Stirling, Paul Lovejoy, York University
   Black Stalin

5. The Social Structure of Caribbean Societies in the Pre-Emancipation Period
   Lord Kitchener
   Pedro Welch, University of the West Indies, Phillip Morgan, College of William and Mary
   Carl Campbell, University of the West Indies, Gad Heuman, University of Warwick
   Verene Shepherd, University of the West Indies

6. The Community of the Enslaved: Life and Death

Paul Lovejoy, York University, The Mighty Sparrow, James Walvin, University of York, (England)
Elisee Soumonni, Universite Nationale du Benin, Robin Law, University of Stirling
Verene Shepherd, University of the West Indies

7. The Community of Slaves: Laboring Lives
   The Mighty Sparrow, James Walvin, University of York (England), Pedro Welch, University of the West Indies, Verene Shepherd, University of the West Indies, Lorna Simmonds, University of the West Indies

8. Creating the Cultural Community
   The Mighty Sparrow, Maureen Warner-Lewis, University of the West Indies
   Paul Lovejoy, York University, Robin Law, University of Stirling, James Walvin, University of York (England

9. Resistance
   Paul Lovejoy, York University, Pedro Welch, University of the West Indies
   Bernard Moitt, University of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Verene Shepherd, University of the West Indies, Barbara Kopytoff

10. The Haitian Revolution
    David Rudder, David Geggus, University of Florida, Bernard Moitt, University of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Robin Law, University of Stirling

11. Rebellion
    Karl Watson, University of the West Indies, Edward Cox, Rice University
    Robin Law, University of Stirling, James Walvin, University of York (England)
    Pedro Welch, University of the West Indies, David Geggus, University of Florida
    Bernard Moitt, University of the Commonwealth of Virginia

12. Abolition and Emancipation
    James Walvin, University of York (England), Karl Watson, University of the West Indies
    Robin Law, University of Stirling, Gad Heuman, University of Warwick, Edward Cox, Rice University
    Kamau Braithwaite, Anton Allahar, University of Western Ontario

File contains a workbook for the course "History of the Caribbean".

This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "The Environment: Issues and Options for Action". (COCR 925 Jay Ingram and Beth Savan)

File contains two copies of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "The Environment: Issues and Options for Action".

This subseries contains sound recordings related to Open College course "Women and Holy Writ: A New Look at the Sacred Scriptures". COCR 922 Dr. Elaine Guilleman

File contains two copies of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "Women and Holy Writ: A New Look at the Sacred Scriptures".

This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "The History of Espionage".

File contains two copies of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "The History of Espionage".

The course lectures were developed and presented by Professor Wesley K. Wark, De-partment of History, University of Toronto, a leading expert on the study of intelligence services. He was the editor of the journal Intelligence and National Security and the author of The Ultimate Enemy: British Intelligence and Nazi Germany 1933-1939 and Spy Fiction, Spy Films and Real Intelligence.

TOPIC MODULE 1 The Birth of Modern Espionage
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW NICHOLAS HILEY DAVID SCHIMMELPENNINEK

TOPIC MODULE 2 Espionage in War and Peace 1914-1939
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW * OLEG GORDIEVSKY NICHOLAS HILEY
PETER JACKSON RHODRI JEFFREYS-JONES ULRICH TRUMPENER
DONALD CAMERON WATT

TOPIC MODULE 3 Tragedy and Triumph in World War II
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW RALPH BENNETT JOHN CAMPBELL
JOHN ERICKSON PETER JACKSON JOHN PRADOS,

TOPIC MODULE 4 America: From Pearl Harbor to the CIA
RICHARD ALDRICH BETTY DESSANTS EDWARD DREA
WALTER PFORZHEIMER JOHN PRADOS

TOPIC MODULE 5 The KGB and Cold War Espionage
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW JOHN ERICKSON OLEG GORDIEVSKY AMY KNIGHT
HAYDEN PEAKE WALTER PFORZHEIMER MARY SAROTTE

TOPIC MODULE 6 The CIA, Covert Operations and Cuba
RICHARD ALDRICH CHRISTOPHER ANDREW RHODRI JEFFREYS-JONES LOCH JOHNSON TIM NAFTALI WALTER PFORZHEIMER
JOHN PRADOS DAVID WELCH

TOPIC MODULE 7 The Popular Culture of Espionage
CHRISTINE BOLD ALAN BOOTH ALLAN HEPBURN ANTHONY HYDE DAVID STAFFORD JULIE WHEELWRIGHT

TOPIC MODULE 8 Canada and Espionage 1864-1939
DON AVERY ROBERT BOTHWELL STAN HORRALL GREG KEALEY MICHAEL KEEFER JEFF KESHEN MARTIN KITCHEN
JANICE KULYK-KEEFER REG WHITAKER

TOPIC MODULE 9 Canada and Espionage During World War II
DEAN BEEBY JOHN BRYDEN JACK GRANATSTEIN TED PULLEYBLANK ROGER SARTY DAVID STAFFORD REG WHITAKER

TOPIC MODULE 10 Of Moles and Men
BOB BOTHWELL JACK GRANATSTEIN WARD ELCOCK
REG WHITAKER ANN WILSON

TOPIC MODULE 11 Canada and Espionage During the Cold War
BOB BOTHWELL WARD ELCOCK TONY CAMPBELL JACK GRANATSTEIN JAMES LITTLETON BLAIR SEABORN DAVID STAFFORD JOHN STARNES

TOPIC MODULE 12 The Intelligence Revolution and the Future
CHRISTOPHER ANDREW ALLAN BREAKSPEAR ALAN GOODMAN
MICHAEL HERMAN * LOCH JOHNSON MARK LOWENTHAL

This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "Sociology: Understanding Society" COCR 929 Dr William Ramp.

File contains a copy of the final cassette audio program for the course "Sociology: Understanding Society".

This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "Entrepreneurship: New Venture Start-Up".

File contains a copy of the final 12 cassette audio program for the course "Entrepreneurship: New Venture Start-Up". COCR 928 Professor David Schlanger

File contains 1 CD ROM which holds 6.13 mb of Microsoft word files related to various Chang School history classes offered in the Spring of 2006. Includes documents related to: CHST307, CHST407, CHST503, CHST504, CHST508, CHST511, CHST540, CHST604, CHST711.

Series contains material related to the course Information Technology and Society COCR 941 taught by Dr. Norman Ball. Dr. Norman R. Ball created 12 programs dealing with Information Technology and Society for Open College.
Broadcasting was scheduled to begin in 1999. It was a time of growing public, corporate and government interest in, and anxiety over, information technology. The approach of what was called Y2K, the first day of January 2000, brought considerable fear that many software-based systems would fail because they had not been programmed to deal with dates beyond the last day of 1999. Given the approach of Y2K with all of the attendant worries and fears, the course was very topical and attracted considerable following from the beginning.
Dr. Ball interviewed 40 individuals from a range of professions, interests, perspectives and countries (Canada, Australia, UK, United States and Sweden) to gather material for the course. Under the guidance of professional staff at CJ RT/Open College Dr. Ball then incorporated these into the 12 programmes written by him and recorded at Open College studios.

Textual records related to the course Information Technology & Society.

Norman Ball, Open College Contract & Correspondence

Printed program transcripts.

File contains two workbooks.

File contains transcripts of interviews conducted by Dr. Norman Ball for his work on the course Information Technology & Society. Includes transcripts of interviews with:

Arthur, Paul
Baggaely, Johnathan
Becker, Norm
Benson, Stephen
Bowes, Ken
Bryant, Giles
Cairncross, Frances
Cavoukian, Anne
Eryou, David
Fernie, Geoff
Furger, Roberta
Geffen, Martin
Haas, Ralph
Helm, Randy
Hollington, Geoff
Hulchanski, David
Jarrell, Richard
Johnston, John
Johnstone, Ross
Kemsley, Sandy
Lester, Barry
Locke, John
MacInnis, Patricia
Morley, Mark
Miyaziki, Masako
Murphy, Kevin
Pehrson, Bjorn
Regocze, Stephen
Schwartz, Peter
Sinclair, Helen
Skapinker, Mark
Speers, Richard
Turner, Gordon
Weaver, Linda
Wheeler, Eric
Wilson, Jeff
Yardeni, Ed
Yourdon, Ed

Information Technology & Society audio visual records

Audio recording of Dr. Norman Ball interviewing Linda Weaver.

Audio recording of Dr. Norman Ball interviewing Kevin Murphy

Information Technology & Society Programs on data disc

File contains a collection of audio cassettes related to Information Technology & Society. Cassettes include:

Normal Ball Voice Test
Dr. Normal Ball visits Open College
Richard Jarrell #2
Richard Jarrell #1
Information Technology E-Commerce
Copy of Paul Arthur Wayfinding
Gordon Turner interview w/ Normal Ball for IT Program *11
Peter Schwartz
N Ball n/ Barry Lester
Normal Ball w/ Stephen Regoczei Interview for Information Technology
Kevin Murphy
Normal Ball with prof. John Locke
Norman Ball w/John Johnson
Ralph Haas #2
Ralph Haas #1
Norman Ball interview w/ Stephen Regoczei for Information Technology
Infotech #4 - Medicine - Clips
InfoTech #9 NOW #10 (Norman)
InfoTech #12 (Norman)
InfoTech #3 (Norman)
Information Technology #2 ("Privacy")
Norman Ball int. w/ Peter Schwartz
Judge Rosalie Abella
Walter Stewart Technology and Education
Forum - Year 2000 Special Norman Ball with E. Yourdon & E. Yardeni
Eric Anderson Interview
Dr. Fraser Mustard
Ed. Yareni
Norman w/ Martin Geffen #1
The Expert Witness (Henley)
Information Technology + Society Program #7
no title
2
3
4
InfoTech #10 Now #9
Information Technology & Society Program #6 Design
Information Technology & Society Program #5 Education
Information Technology & Society Program #11 Are We Asking For Too Much?
Information Technology & Society Program #8 Law and Crime

file contains mini discs with recordings collected by Dr. Norman Ball.

file contains Digital Audio Tapes generated by Dr. Norman Ball. Titles include:

00:00 - 38:20 Hele Schelain 38:30 - 1:14:00 Mark Morley
Johnathan Baggaley Questions Original Master
R. Helm
Sandy Kensley abstracts[?] 5-8 in 1:07:52 out 1:09:52 new ins @ 1:15:05
Ross Johnstone
11 script #1
Production: Peter Schwartz CLient: CJRT Date/Time: 1/01/98 Engineer: Ray Fallon: KQED Master Stereo 32Khz
Ed Yardeni
Mark Sleapinker
Patricia McInnes w/Normal Ball 25 min Gordon Turner 45min->
Eric Anderson "Absolutely Folk"
Paul Arthur
Richard Speers 30:00 Ed Yourdon 84:00
Bjorn Pehrson 27:30 Frances Cairncross 24:00 Stephen Benson 40:00 original master
Geoff Hollington Original Master
Norman w/ Phillipa Corpsic
Infotech II Script Tape 2
Stephen Regoczei w/ Normal Ball
Anne Cavoukian
Eric Wheeler
00:00 - 00:30 Blank 00:35 Interview Start
Jeff Wilson
Johnathan Baggaley Answers John Baggaley Interview From CKLN, Edmonton, AB
Linda Weaver Questions Only
Masako Miyaziki
David Hulchanski
Ralph Haas
Peter Schwartz Questions
Geoff Hollington
Richard Jarrell
Prof. John Locke
Roberta Forger Roberta's End
Norman Becker David Eryou
Barry Lester (Questions)
Roberta Forger (Norman's end) Open College Strike Promos
Martin Geffen