Make short clips from our streaming media resources to enhance teaching and presentations. These can be used in classroom teaching, CourseLink, tutorials, presentations.
For assistance in creating video clips and linking them in the ARES reserve system and CouresLink, please contact the library.
How do I create clips?
To create clips, you will have to create a user account on the vendor's platform.
Not all vendors provide the functionality for making video clips and playlists, but the collections linked below have the functionality to make video clips and playlists.
To view clips that others have made, ensure that you are logged in from off-campus.
Online streaming service to over than 5,800 English and French of the NFB/ONF's documentaries, animation, interactive resources and movies or short films from Canadian filmmakers.
Dates of Coverage: 1928 - Current (updated weekly)
A multi-disciplinary digital library of educational and topical videos with over 6,000 titles. Users can make customized clips for teaching or presentation purposes.
A clinical skills resource for veterinary science, with explanations of conditions, and training on technology and animal handling for over 500 procedures.
Videos featuring experts in the areas of fitness and health assessment, disease management, injury treatment, nutrition, medical fitness, sport science, work-site wellness, exercise adherence, and much more.
Hundreds of historical documentaries, as well as the complete series of United Newsreel and Universal Newsreel. Coverage of major events and important people.
Brings together hundreds of the world’s most important plays, documentaries, instructional materials, and interviews with writers, directors, actors and designers covering a wide range of 20th century theatre history.
Contains tens of thousands of licensed recordings that are cross-referenced with program notes, composer biographies, glossary terms, and historical context.
Subject Matter Timeframe: Medieval - Modern
Dates of Coverage: 500 A.D. - Current
Offers streaming access to more than a million tracks of world, folk and pop/rock music with a heavy emphasis on classical music. Download the app from the website to play music on your phone.
Dates of Coverage: Circa 1150 - Current (updated monthly)
An encyclopedia of the world's musical and aural traditions. Includes over 35,000 tracks of world music, spoken word, and natural and human-made sounds.
