Streaming Video: Tips for Instructors: Intro
STREAMING VIDEO DATABASES
This list also lives under Video on our Databases by Subject page.
- AVON (Academic Video Online) This link opens in a new window
Streaming video: More than 80,000 video titles from producers such as California Newsreel, PBS, Bloomberg, Annenberg Learner, Sony Picture Classics, and others.
- AVON (Academic Video Online): Local Titles This link opens in a new window
Streaming video titles purchased and uploaded by Pfau Library. These videos are not available in the main AVON collection!
- California Newsreel Videos at Kanopy This link opens in a new window
Streaming video produced by California Newsreel, with a focus on issues surrounding race and ethnicity. Unlimited access to all videos for CSUSB users.
- Digital Theatre Plus This link opens in a new windowStreaming video of major US and British theatre productions plus streaming audio of spoken-word drama. Also includes written introductions, practical guides, backstage documentaries, and interviews with actors and directors. You will always be asked to login via MyCoyote, both on and off campus.
- Docuseek2: Complete Collection This link opens in a new window
Streaming video: More than 2,400 documentaries from producers such as Bullfrog and Icarus Films. Unlimited viewing for CSUSB users.
- Kanopy Streaming Video - CSUSB site This link opens in a new window
A varied collection of currently-licensed videos for CSUSB users.
- Media Education Foundation Videos at Kanopy This link opens in a new window
Streaming video produced by the Media Education Foundation. Unlimited access to all videos for CSUSB users.
- SWANK Digital Campus 1000 This link opens in a new window
Streaming video; the top 1000 most requested films from SWANK Digital Campus. Includes popular theatrically released movies as well as documentaries.
USING STREAMING VIDEO FOR INSTRUCTION
Via the list of databases on the left, the CSUSB Libraries offer more than 83,000 streaming videos. All are available for instructors to use in support of their teaching! Students can watch them anytime, anywhere.
Things you can typically do with our streaming videos:
- Link to a single video
- Link to a playlist of videos that you created
- Link or embed a "clip" or portion of a video that you selected
To enable your students to access the video from off-campus, you must include the library's proxy prefix as part of the video link.
http://libproxy.lib.csusb.edu/login?url=
For complete instructions, select the tab on this guide for the appropriate platform.
Subject Guide
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