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Using Video
This guide is designed to help you find video in your research for information and include video in your teaching and presentations. Most of the sources are web-based so the videos and clips are accessible and many are re-usable.
For more information about including video in your Canvas course, contact Gary Sheets, Instructional Designer in Eastern Online, at gsheet@ewu.edu or 359-6752.
Library Video Databases
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Kanopy Streaming VideosOn-demand streaming video service that provides access to more than 26,000 films, including titles from PBS, BBC, Criterion Collection, Media Education Foundation and more.
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Filmaker's LibraryStreaming video documentaries on social science, public policy and humanities topics.
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Alexander Street Videos & DocumentsStreaming videos on a variety of subjects in these video & documents collections: Anthropology Online; Counseling & Therapy in Video; Education in Video; Ethnographic Video Online; Filmaker's Library Online; PBS Video Collection; Theatre in Video, and The Video Journal of Counseling and Therapy.
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PBS Video CollectionStreaming videos from Frontline, NOVA, American Experience and filmmaker's such as Ken Burns.
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Films on Demand: Digital Educational VideosVideos mainly focused on health and social science issues
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Theatre in VideoStreaming videos, featuring performances of works by American, European, Asian, and other worldwide dramatists from the past several centuries. Also features documentaries and interviews about theatre, discussing the history of theatre, acting methods, pioneering dramatists and actors, etc.
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Counseling & Therapy in VideoCollection of online videos on lectures, interviews, or demonstrations of counseling sessions related to social work, psychotherapy, psychology, and psychiatric counseling.
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Ethnographic Video OnlineStreaming videos, including ethnographic films, documentaries, select feature films, and previously unpublished fieldwork.
Video Search Engines
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Educational Media ReviewOpen reviews of educational media
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Google VideoSearches YouTube, Vimeo and some other free video sources all at once. Click Search Tools to choose the length of time of video you’re looking for, when posted, quality, whether close-captioned, or specific source.
Teaching Videos
These video resources show effective teaching.
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PBS Learning MediaFree digital media from public TV broadcasters for educational use. Standards are listed as well as grade level and specific subjects.
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WatchKnow"YouTube meets wikipedia" this site allows collaboration among users with filtering for quality educational videos.
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PAEC Teacher-toTeacher elearningStrategies about teaching ,particularly for English/Language Arts and Math/Science with guides and videos.
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Academic EarthVideo lectures from elite universities- subjects and themes are included.
Digital Repositories
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C-SpanSearchable by video/topic/speaker—and tied into transcripts. The Share > email button/feature (screen) allows cuing of start/end points for the portion of the video you want to view/send (in case you don’t want students to watch all 60 min. or 3 hrs. of a program.
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PBS- Public Broadcasting ServiceThis link searches only video on PBS. Regular link (pbs.org) may generate results that are text/links/etc. Note Frontline is a good source. Very often documentary programs such as Frontline or NOVA include excellent supplementary materials.
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TED Technology Education DesignCollection of speeches by notable persons in Technology, Education and Design
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CNNVideo Search.
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Internet Archive of Moving ImagesThis library contains thousands of digital movies uploaded by Archive users which range from classic full-length films, to daily alternative news broadcasts, to cartoons and concerts. Many of these videos are available for free download
Library of Congress Memory Project
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American Memory Library of Congress Home PageAll information from the Library of Congress Project.
Publishing your Research
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ACS VideoVideo advice about research publishing from American Chemical Society.
