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Court métrage d’animation qui porte un regard humoristique sur notre rapport à la technologie. Pendant qu’Audrey attend de l’aide pour résoudre un problème d’ordinateur, elle rêve de l'époque où la technologie n'avait pas encore compliqué son existence. Film sans paroles.
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Court métrage d’animation qui porte un regard humoristique sur notre rapport à la technologie. Pendant qu’Audrey attend de l’aide pour résoudre un problème d’ordinateur, elle rêve de l'époque où la technologie n'avait pas encore compliqué son existence. Film sans paroles.

Social Issues Animals All subjects
  • direction
    John Tanasiciuk
  • animation
    John Tanasiciuk
  • None
    John Tanasiciuk
  • producer
    Derek Mazur
    Michael Scott
  • original arrangements
    Richard Moody
  • original music
    Richard Moody
  • banjo music
    Jaxon Haldane
  • sound editing
    John Schritt
  • sound mixer
    Howard Rissin
  • production supervisor
    Scott Collins
  • computer graphics collaborator
    Susan Gourley
  • program administrator
    Cyndi Forcand
  • production coordinator
    Monique Perron
    Rolande Petit
  • marketing officer
    Hélène Tanguay
  • executive producer
    Michael Scott
    Derek Mazur

Education

Ages 13 to 17
School subjects
Social Studies - Contemporary Issues Technology Education - Communications and Technology Technology Education - Science and Technology
Ah, technology! It makes our lives easier, but can poison us as well. Ask students to consider the impacts of technology on our lives. Challenge them to avoid using their home phone, computer or mobile phone at home and at school for a whole day, and to note the times they would have needed them most and the times they had to find alternatives. Expect plenty of comical moments and human contact.

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