Below are our three of our top video streaming databases, plus Acland's Anatomy. Included are pdf handouts used in previous teaching sessions, which give useful info and tips. Our complete collection is available from the Multimedia Database page on the Library website /Databases.
Videos can be linked or embedded (so they appear ready to play) in the LMS, and are useful as a teaching or discussion tool, or as a main feature in an online flipped classroom environment. Many have in-built editing features so that only a portion of the video may be played. Kanopy has academic videos, documentaries and cinema - including Hollywood blockbusters, and international Film Festival movies.
Carpe Diem is a programme created by Professor Gilly Salmon of the Open University, UK. Additional resources for the workshops can be found as ebooks from the University Library -see links below
"Provides programmes recorded off-air from domestic and international television channels and Internet channels."
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E-tivities: the key to active online learning by Academic Video Online : Premium
"Academic Video Online: Premium allows students and researchers to analyse unique and valuable content from over 500 producers and distributors of videos around the world."
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Acland's Video Atlas of the Human Body
3D rotational gross anatomy videos featuring real cadaver specimens. The specimens have not been embalmed and therefore retain the colour, tture, and mobility of the living body. Videos are narrated, have closed captioning available and downloadable transcripts.
"A streaming service that provides access to video content sourced from leading suppliers"
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If a film is slow to load, see these troubleshooting tips or more detailed troubleshooting guide here.
E-Moderating: the Key to Online Teaching and Learning by