This table shows the features of UniSA's major video databases. Videos in these collections can be easily embedded into course sites to feature at 'point of need' or added to your eReserve reading lists.
Simply copying the browser URL into your course site will not work!
Instead, the 'Linking and embedding' boxes on this page provide instruction. To add items to eReserve, consult our dedicated guide.
Database Name
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Activities | Streamed Video | Presentations Lectures \ |
News / TV |
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Alexander Street: Academic Video Online | ||||
Alexander Street: Counseling & Therapy in Video | ||||
Anatomy TV | ||||
ClickView | ||||
HSTalks : Business & management | ||||
IET.Tv | ||||
Informit: EduTV | ||||
Informit: TVNews | ||||
JoVE: Journal of Visualised Experiments | ||||
Kanopy | ||||
LinkedIn Learning |
TIP: Not sure which covers your subject area? Visit our database list, for each database by subject area.
The AV collections on this page have been subscribed to by the University explicitly for use in teaching and learning. Use within lectures is permitted, as long as access is restricted to UniSA staff and students.
How you may use material from these resources in your course site depends upon the subscription licence terms. See "Linking & Embedding" under the relevant collection for any resource-specific advice that may apply.
Use other AV teaching materials? Our copyright pages can help:
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Want to show your class a program broadcast on free-to-air TV in Australia? Try ClickView's teacher tools, 'TV' and 'Exchange'.
Linking & Embedding:
Additional Features (Requires Free Account):
Linking & Embedding:
This database requires cookies to be enabled for embedded content to display correctly. Instructions can be found here. It is therefore recommended to also include a link as a backup.
Below is an example of embedded content, notice the ‘Text’ and ‘Diagrams’ tabs in the top right:
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Linking & embedding
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Linking & Embedding:
Note: Individual users’ browser configurations (privacy/cookies etc) may prevent embedded content from displaying. It is therefore recommended to also include a link:
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Linking & Embedding:
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The following collections vary in embedding and linking functions. Contact the Library for assistance using these in teaching.