eTV is excited to have recently completed a promotional video for Red River College’s upcoming Directions Conference, February 8, 2018 at Canad Inns Polo Park.

What is the Directions Conference?

The Directions Conference connects Red River College students in Business and Applied Arts with industry professionals in many areas of business. Keynote speakers, breakout informational sessions and the popular round table networking event combine into a rich and rewarding experience for both students and employers.

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Take a virtual tour of Red River College’s Professional Photography Lab! eTV has created an immersive virtual tour of the professional photo studio, which guides you through the studio and classroom spaces, instructor profiles and alumni work. The tour will help potential students (and sponsors) with their decisions to enrol (or fund students) in the Professional Photography program.

Check out the Professional Photography microsite to find out more about the program.

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“I am extremely proud to share with you the completed RRC Academic Interest Areas video series. This massive project – which took two years to complete – was made possible thanks to a tremendous partnership between RRC Marketing and RRC eTV studios. With the exception of hired voice talent and music track licensing, all work was completed using in-house personnel, equipment, and resources. Each video was carefully shot and scripted for a long shelf life, to align with and showcase RRC’s brand, and with the ultimate goal of providing prospective students from all over Manitoba and around the globe with rich media content to help them as they consider a RRC education – another set of powerful tools in our marketing and recruitment arsenal.”

– Christian Robin, Director, Marketing & Web Presence

The individual videos are embedded on the Academic Interest Area Microsite landing pages:

Business
Community Services
Computer and Information Systems Technology
Engineering and CAD Technology
Health Sciences
Hospitality
Indigenous Education
Skilled Trades
Teacher Education
Transportation Technology

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eTV captured the energy and excitement of Red River College’s inaugural Applied Research & Innovation Day, a celebration of student projects and achievements in applied research and innovation. Students presented their applied research projects, many created through company and community partnerships, to over 600 guests, including industry leaders from the private and public sector. Watch eTV’s video below to get a feel for this inspiring new event!

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eTV continues its collaboration with the Marketing and Web Presence department in producing Red River College’s Program Area promotional videos. Each video individually highlights and introduces one of the twelve program areas in the college. Areas completed so far include Business, Health Sciences, Indigenous Education, Skilled Trades, Hospitality, Teacher Education, and Transportation Technology. We look forward to completing the final areas in the coming months!

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eTV shot a 360° video for the 2017 Get Movin’ Challenge. Over 75 staff and students showed up to participate in their favourite activity in our 360° video shoot.

The Get Movin’ Challenge is a month-long activity hosted by the Staff & Student Wellness Committee, that aims to reduce sedentary behaviour of RRC staff and students during the coldest month of the year.

To get motivated check out the 360° and companion video!

360 Video:

Companion Video:

For more details on the Get Movin’ Challenge and the prizes available visit the Wellness Blog.

Wow – what a turn out for the Get Movin Challenge promotional event. Thanks to all who participated and helped organize this exciting production that will promote RRC’s Get Movin Challenge to be held in February 2017. Stay tuned for our 360 degree video and more information coming in the New Year. In the meantime, Happy Holidays from everyone in eTV. Cheers.

Over the last year eTV has been working with Marketing to produce a series of RRC Program Area promotional videos. Each video individually highlights and introduces one of the twelve program areas in the college, and is featured on that area’s microsite. Five areas have been completed so far: Indigenous Education, Skilled Trades, Hospitality, Teacher Education, and Transportation Technology.

Check out the five completed videos below and stay tuned for the next production for Health Sciences.

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Red River College is required by law to educate and train employees and students on the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), Canada’s hazard communication standard. As a result, a new WHMIS course has been developed and can be accessed by logging into LEARN. The course was created by RRC’s Environmental Health & Safety dept. and The Teaching Learning Technology Centre with some interactive activities courtesy of the British Columbia Institute of Technology – Learning and Teaching Centre, and a pictogram chart from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety /Government of Canada.

eTV is pleased to have contributed to this important initiative with highly engaging, panoramic materials that enhance the learning experience for students taking this course.

Click on the image below to see the WHMIS panoramas.

You’ll find the complete WHMIS course on LEARN.

Earlier this summer construction of the new Skilled Trades and Technology Centre began. eTV has been tasked with documenting its progress over the next three years through the use of time lapse technology.

Mounted on the roof of Building A is an advanced camera system consisting of a Digital SLR and a special computer which schedules and takes the photos automatically. This entire system is encased in a heavy duty all-weather housing on the south east corner. Since Winnipeg is well known for being one of the sunniest cities in Canada we decided to run this entire system off solar energy!

For more information on the construction of the STTC please visit the link below.

http://blogs.rrc.ca/development/sttc/

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