Media Collection
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The Media collection is made up of materials such as Videos, DVDs,
kits, audiotapes and CDs, that require special equipment to be used. Not all
formats are available at all locations as each library houses a
unique collection. In accordance with the
Captioning Media & E-Text Policy, all media in
the collection is either open/closed captioned, or permission to caption has
been obtained.
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Video-On Demand Collections
Video-On-Demand or VOD is access to videos through the computer, either
from CD-ROMs, DVDs or online, through the internet.
Also called "Video Streaming" it is a method for transferring
video without
downloading, therefore there is no excessive use of your hard drive.
QuickTime,
Real Player and
Windows
Media are the main players
required for multimedia streaming. Some sites specify a
player to use. Read
the systems requirements for each video provider for technical details to
enhance your viewing. You may experience difficulty during the peak hours, between 10:00am ~ 3:00pm.
See
Changing your Media Player Buffer
for additional information.
- This is a video database for the Hospitality industry. Note: you must have javascript and popups enabled in your web browser in order to view learning modules.
Films On Demand Collection [On
& Off Campus Access]
- A database of online videos from the Films Media Group. Topics include: Architecture, Construction, Environment, & Fine Arts.
Mosby's Nursing Skills Collection [On
& Off Campus Access]
- Three complete video series of Nursing
Skills collections: basic, intermediate, and advanced.
Viewing / Borrowing
Media stations, videotape machines, DVD players, are available in the library
for viewing purposes. Due to licensing agreements, most of the in-house Media collection
is for in-library-use-only. Instructors are allowed to borrow Media for
classroom use only. Bookings must be made using a library user card. For titles
from other campuses, please allow at least 5 working days for shipping and
handling. Instructors must produce a library user card when picking up the
booked item/s.
All equipment for classroom use must be obtained from iTAC - Information Technology Assistance Centre
Feature Films
To broaden the scope of the films we can use in the classroom, GBC Library Learning Commons has negotiated licenses with Audio-Cine Films (ACF) and Criterion Pictures.
These special Educational Public Performance Licenses allow thousands of feature films to be shown at the college for educational purposes without any further payment. Educational purposes are defined as classroom presentations or coursework related.
Any legal copy of a feature film covered by the License can be shown at George Brown, including videos/DVDs from a video store, public library or personal collection.
To determine if a feature film is covered by the License, search the online catalogues of the two distributors covered by the License:
If you show a film from one of the producers covered by the license in the classroom, no further copyright permission is required but you must report the showing of this film using the following form: Feature Films Shown in the Classroom
Please send, fax, or e-mail the completed form to:
Sarah Wiebe, Librarian – Copyright, E-Resources
Educational Resources, George Brown College
St. James Campus, Library Learning Commons
200 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5A 3W8
Tel: (416) 415-5000 ext. 3934
Fax: (416) 415-2698
E-mail: swiebe@georgebrown.ca
For more details on Copyright for Videos, DVDs and Online Media, please check out our Copyright Guide.
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