Staley Library subscribes to several streaming video databases from Alexander St. Press:
Staley Library also subscribes to the following video databases:
To link to specific videos:
1) Search for the film you wish to link to in the Swank video database.
2) Click on the video's title or poster image
3) Click on "Share" (below the video screen). Choose "Copy Direct Link." [Note: the "LMS Link" is an embed code, rather than a link.]
4) In another tab, sign in to myMillikin and open your Moodle course. Click "turn editing on."
5) In the desired week/section of your Moodle course, click the option to "Add activity or resource."
Next, choose "URL" from the list of options.
6) On the next screen, type in the information for the article in the "name" and "description" blanks (you may wish to copy and paste the information from the database).
Harriet
Director- Kasi Lemmons; Actors- Leslie Odom, Jr., Jennifer Nettles, Clarke Peters, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Vondie Curtis-HallCheck the box, below the "Description," labeled "Display description on course page," if desired.
7) In the box labeled "external URL," paste in the direct link to the film that you copied from Swank.
8) Click "save and return to course." Test the link yourself to make sure it is functional. Contact a librarian if you need assistance.
To link to specific videos:
1) Search or browse for the film you wish to link to in the Kanopy video database.
2) Click on the video's title or poster image
3) Click on the tab that says "Share" and then "Copy Link."
4) In another tab, sign in to myMillikin and open your Moodle course. Click "turn editing on."
5) In the desired week/section of your Moodle course, click the option to "Add activity or resource."
Next, choose "URL" from the list of options.
6) On the next screen, type in the information for the video in the "name" and "description" blanks (you may wish to copy and paste the information from the database).
Metropolis
Director- Fritz Lang; Studio- Kino Lorber; Features: Brigitte Helm, Alfred AbelCheck the box, below the "Description," labeled "Display description on course page," if desired.
7) In the box labeled "external URL," paste in the direct link to the film that you copied from Kanopy.
8) Click "save and return to course." Test the link yourself to make sure it is functional. Contact a librarian if you need assistance.
1) Search for the film you wish to link to in the Proquest Nursing & Allied Health Premium database.
Note: to limit to video content in this database, you will want to type your keyword(s) in the search box and then scroll down to the "Source Type" limit box and check the box next to "Audio & Video Works." Then click "Search."
2) Click on the title of the video you want to link to.
3) Scroll down until you see the "All Options" link (this will be below the running transcript that is to the right of the video). Click on "All Options."
4) In the pop-up box, click on the permalink icon at the top of the box to copy the link.
5) In another tab, sign in to myMillikin and open your Moodle course. Click "turn editing on."
6) In the desired week/section of your Moodle course, click the option to "Add activity or resource."
Next, choose "URL" from the list of options.
7) On the next screen, type in the information for the article in the "name" and "description" blanks (you may wish to copy and paste the information from the database).
The Cardiovascular System, Part II. Harrigan, J. (Director). (2018, Jan 01).[Video/DVD] Cypress: Medcom, Inc., Medcom.
Check the box, below the "Description," labeled "Display description on course page," if desired.
8) In the box labeled "external URL," paste in the link you copied from the database. Click "save and return to course." Test the link yourself to make sure it is functional.
If you wish, you may have students access the video you want them to watch directly through Moodle through the use of permanent URLs (also known as permalinks).
To link to specific videos:
1) Search for the film you wish to link to in the video database.
2) Click on the title.
3) Click on the link above the video that says "Share."
4) In the pop-up at the bottom of the screen, click the button that says "copy permalink."
5) In another tab, sign in to myMillikin and open your Moodle course. Click "turn editing on."
6) In the desired week/section of your Moodle course, click the option to "Add activity or resource."
Next, choose "URL" from the list of options.
7) On the next screen, type in the information for the video in the "name" and "description" blanks (you may wish to copy and paste the track title from the database).
8) In the box that is labeled "external URL,"
9) Click "save and return to course." Test the link to confirm it works.
Creating a clip in Alexander Street Press video databases:
1) Search for the video you wish to link to in the database, then choose the option you desire from the list of results by clicking on it.
2) On the next screen, click on the tab/link that says "clips."
3) Click "Sign in to create new clip" and sign in. (If you do not yet have an account, click "Register as a User" to create one.)
4) Click "Create a new clip."
5) In the pop-up at the bottom of the screen, give the clip a title and description, then enter a start and finish time (or use the sliding dots on the video timeline to indicate start and finish times). Choose who you want the clip to be visible to (only you/private, everyone/public, institution), and then click "Save Changes."
In another tab, sign in to MyMillikin and open your Moodle course. Click "turn editing on."
6) In the desired week/section of your Moodle course, click the option to "Add activity or resource."
Next, choose "URL" from the list of options.
7) On the next screen, type in the information for the clip "name" and "description" blanks.
8) In the box that is labeled "external URL,"
9) Click "save and return to course." Test the link to confirm it works.
10) When students access this URL in Moodle, they will then need to click on the "clips" option in the video database to see any clips you have created for the video and have shared with Millikin users.