About VUCAVU
VUCAVU’s shared catalogue spans over 60+ years of Canadian moving image art and includes documentary, fiction, experimental, and animation among many other genres.
We've been collaborating with the arts sector and academic partners nationwide to create an online platform to make independent Canadian film and video art more accessible for educational uses that maintains a collaborative approach and keeps the fair payment of artists at the forefront of our goals.
Current Educational Resources:
1. Educator User Accounts
Explore VUCAVU’s 8 content partners collections and find a large selection of films and media artworks to be used for teaching and research at your educational institution.
Educators and librarians can request a free, time-limited Educator VUCAVU Account to preview and select works from the shared catalogue for educational licensing.
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2. Institutional SubscriptionS to VUCAVU.education : NEW!
Our new VUCAVU.education microsite allows for educational access to a selection of films from the shared catalogue via a web proxy technology and institutional subscription model.
If you work for a library or are an educator interested in a trial of VUCAVU.education, CONTACT US!
3. Curated Program Pages
Use VUCAVU to present curated programs featuring either works found on the platform and/or temporarily upload new films/videos not in the shared catalogue for your programming. CONTACT US!
Find inspiration for your programming by exploring our Curated Program Archive here.
4. VUCAVU Private Pages
Our Private Pages were created to present one or more films/videos pre-selected from the shared catalogue to a group/audience. The pages are set up for a predetermined amount of time and the page layout can be tailored to your needs.
Each group/institution is given a unique login to access their private pages and they are a great tool for teaching or programming uses where audiences will access the artworks remotely.
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5. LIBRARIAN SURVEY
If you are a librarian who wants to share your thoughts about online educational access to media archives like ours, we'd love your feedback!
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Recent VUCAVU-led Research Reports
Canadian Independent Media In Education Symposium Report
(2023)
VUCAVU Expanded: Presenting Film & Video in the Digital Age
(2021-2022)
Accessibility on VUCAVU.com
(Digital Skills For Youth Project, 2022)
