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Item is a video depicting the potential future of Humber College students born in the 1960s. Focuses on emerging technologies, future housing costs, changing demographics, labour forces and industries, and discusses how Humber College equips students to navigate this through specialized courses and practical experience. Mentions ongoing expansions to technological, hospitality, and tourism programs.

Item is a video depicting an orientation session for students. The characters "Count Floyd" and "Trendy Loafer" tour the Registrar's Office, Learning Resource Centre, Health Centre, Counselling Centre, Peer Tutoring Office, Placement Centre, and discuss student government and awards. Other services described include the Athletics and Recreation centre, and off-campus housing . Features Dr. Robert Gordon, and students Monica Kunz and Brad Flores as Trendy Loafer and Count Floyd. Photography by David Lui and Domenic Panacci, and sound by Jim Brady, all of the Humber Graphic Centre. Editing by David Lui, Domenic Panacci, and Tom Christopher. Video recording by Jerry Millan of the Humber College Film and TV Production Faculty. Written and directed by Tom Christopher of Humber College's Counselling Services department.

Item is a video which may be produced in collaboration with students. It describes the Humber College Graphics Centre and details the services provided by it, including visual and audio services. Tape was produced by James McNell, Gary Gellert, Ron Ingelivics, Mary Kane, Olga Papadatos, Frank Risi and Angelo Kosmidis.

Item is a video which discusses emerging technology and potential "career hotspots" in the fields of biotechnology, transportation and information. Features Gethin James discussing employment opportunities for students. Produced by Whitewater Media Communications Inc. for Metro Colleges Deans of Technology.

Item is a video depicting a promotional ad for Georgian College, with footage of students working and participating in extracurricular activities on campus. The ad ends with the slogan "The College with the Personal Touch" and a listing of campuses in Barrie, Orillia and Owen Sound.

Item is a video depicting an overview of Humber College's Electrical Control Engineering Technician program. It includes a description of electrical engineering and related career paths. The video summarizes the transition from hard-wiring systems to programmable control, and discusses industrial and commercial applications for skills acquired through the program. It includes interviews with current students, graduates, Humber staff, and industry professionals. Features Keith Brown, Joe Krebs, Cheryl King, Amin Mohammed, Roman Kuchirka, Tedd Gurr, Martha Casson and Lew Silecky.

Item is a video depicting an overview of Humber College's Manufacturing Engineering Technician program. Video discusses the basics of the manufacturing process and includes a production milling experiment, a numerical control lab experiment, and descriptions of robots including the five axis machining center, and three axis machining center. Potential career paths are also discusses, including cost estimation, process planning, and working as a member of an engineering or technologist team. Features students and industry professionals, including Peter Zagorskis, Joe Pusztai and Arno Kless.

Item is a video depicting the Industrial Instrumentation Engineering Technician program at Humber College. A brief explanation of instrumentation and the role of an instrumentation technician is included. Related industries are listed, including: oil, natural gas, steel, pulp and paper, food, chemical and textiles. The video includes demonstrations of process simulators used as training tools and calibration experiments. It features industry professionals, Humber College faculty, graduates and students, including Cliff Kennedy, Roy Fraser, Dean Dimarco and Ralph Lyle.

Item is a video depicting an overview of Humber College's Micro Business Applications and Office Systems Operations programs. It includes a description of potential career paths for students of either program, in planning, consultation, systems operations, or as administrative assistants. In also describes the state of art equipment students can train on. The video features Humber College faculty, graduates, and students, including Hilery Allan, Mike Kvenich, Gary Voysey and Bill Painter.

Item is a video depicting Humber College's Electromechanical Engineering Technician program. It describes potential career paths for students of the program, in areas including plant engineering and maintenance, service sales, and catalogue design. It also details student design and manufacturing projects, and equipment used, including lathes and milling machines. The video features Humber College faculty, graduates and students including Bruce Higgerson, Aurel Bartha and Sylvia Panetta.