Look for More
Use the Library catalog to find more DVDs and videos in the library.
Type in your search term and the item type "videorecording".
Check Out DVDs
DVDs are shelved along the north wall of the library. The circulation desk staff will pull the discs when you are ready to check them out.
DVDs have a one-week loan period.
Sources for Videos and Images
Recommended databases for media sources like images and videos:
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A digital library of million+ images in the arts, photography, architecture, history and culture with a suite of software tools to view, present, and manage images available for research and academic purposes. Contributors include museums, photo archives, and artists. - Films on Demand Streaming Videos This link opens in a new window
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Films and documentaries on a variety of academic disciplines in the arts and humanities, social sciences, sciences, and practical skill building. - History Reference Source This link opens in a new window
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Contains periodicals, encyclopedias, non-fiction books, historical documents, biographies of historical figures, and historical photos, maps, and videos.
- Kanopy Streaming Video This link opens in a new window
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Watch movies, foreign films, shorts, and documentaries on a wide of subjects, etc.
Other Sources
Google Images is a search service owned by Google.Google Images allows users to search the web for image content.
YouTube is a video-sharing website. Frequently contains clips and old footage of historical events, speeches, etc.