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How to locate educational videos and feature films in DVD, VHS, and streaming formats via the Auraria Library and the Web.
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Videos via the Library: an overview

The Library owns feature, documentary, and instructional films on DVD, VHS, and streaming format.Laura goes to see a film and doesn't realize that her fellow audience members are all zombies.

Films are housed behind the AskUs Desk, to your right as you enter the Library.

Students can watch VHS and DVD recordings in-house. 

Faculty members may check-out videos. Faculty members, please see the Video Bookings information page to book videos for classroom use. 

Students may check videos out of the Library for use in a classroom presentation by having their professor fill out the Video/DVD Request for Student Presentation Form. 

Photo Credit: Watching Movies with Zombies

Online Video Collections

The Library subscribes to a number of streaming video collections:

 

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Finding DVD, Streaming, and VHS videos in the Auraria Library

Search for Videos on Skyline 

The search default is wordsUse words  (a.ka keywords)  to describe the subject of a film.  For example: Civil War; sustainable architecture; genetic fingerprinting; hip hop; Jane Austin 

  • Pull down Location menu box and choose Film & Video to limit search to DVD or VHS films -- OR
  • Pull down Material Type menu box and choose Streaming Videos to limit search to streaming format
  • Click Search

To search by title, go to Skyline and click on Title from the header choices. Type in the title of the video.

Free University Courses, Lectures, Classic Feature Films, and Educational Films on the Web

 

Free/Cheap Films on the Internet

  • Blinkx
    This video search engines searches many video sites simultaneously.
  • Video Surf
    a video search engine. "Basing its search on visual identification, rather than text only, VideoSurf’s computer vision video search engine provides more relevant results and a better experience to let users find and discover the videos they really want to watch."
  • YouTube  
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    Daily Motion (http://www.dailymotion.com) and TeacherTube (http://www.teachertube.com.)
  • Snag Films  
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    Free full length documentaries.
  • Vimeo  
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    Shared videos.
  • Hulu.com  
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    Television shows which include short commercials.
  • Crackle
    An outlet for popular films and television shows, comparable to Hulu.
  • GoogleVideo  
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  • Daily Motion  
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    Large video-sharing site.
  • AOL Video
    Millions of free, high quality videos including music videos, news clips, movie trailers, viral videos, and full-length TV shows.
  • How Cast
    "How to" videos. Many are light-hearted.
  • A zillion links to movie sites
    Some good; some bad. You decide!
  • Vudu.com
    Not free but quite inexpensive video-on-demand site.
 

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