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Video Database Features

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

 


 

Activities Streamed Video Presentations
Lectures \
News / TV
Alexander Street: Academic Video Online

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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.

Usage and Copyright

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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Spotlight: ClickView Exchange

Want to show your class a program broadcast on free-to-air TV in Australia? Try ClickView's teacher tools, 'TV' and 'Exchange'.

  • The 'TV' tab allows staff to view material shown on free-to-air Australian tv over the last month.
  • The 'Exchange' tab includes free-to-air materials that other Australian users have saved. 

Linking and Embedding

Linking & Embedding:

  • Select the ‘Share’ button (1) above the video and copy the supplied URL or code (1b) that appears at the bottom

Additional Features (Requires Free Account):

  • Clips: Select the ‘Create Clip’ button (2) and create and/or sign in to your individual account when prompted. 
  • When finished, select the three vertical dots icon next to the clip and select ‘Share’. Then, as above, copy either the URL or embed code that appears

Linking & Embedding:

  • Click on the desired content:

  • Click on the embed cloud icon (1) on the left-hand side of the window and you will be presented with several options for embedding content:

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:

Additional features:

  • There are options for including text and product links in your embed link, along with changing the size of content and the style of embed link tailored to your specific embed location.

Linking & Embedding:

  • Select the ‘Share’ button (1) under the video and copy the supplied URL or embed code (1b) that appears.
  • Note: linking/embedding points to the first ‘chapter’ of the video by default.

Additional Features:

  • Interactive video: select the yellow button (2) under the video and follow the prompts
  • Clips: Select the ‘Clips’ button (3) under the video and follow the prompts

Linking & Embedding:

  • Select ‘Embed in Course/Own notes (1)
  • Choose either ‘Embed as Link’ (2) and copy the URL from the preview or select ‘Embed as Video’ (2a). Copy and Paste the HTML code provided.
  • Tip: There is an option to alter video size and to choose segment of the video at the bottom of the box (3).
  • For detailed instructions view the document: How to embed a HS talks lecture

Additional Features:

  • The videos may also include slides, printable handouts and reflective questions. These options are located to the right of the video.

Linking & embedding

  • Select either the embed or share link located to right of video (1).
  • Play the video to be able to select the share link option. This allows you to share the exact start timing required.
  • Copy the supplied iframe or share link (2)

Additional Features

  • Some videos include Transcripts as PDFs.
  • Sign up to a free personal account to access additional features including ability to create clips of videos and playlists.

Linking & Embedding:

  • Open the ‘Tools’ menu above the video and select ‘Embed’ to copy the embed script to your clipboard for use (1).

Note: Individual users’ browser configurations (privacy/cookies etc) may prevent embedded content from displaying. It is therefore recommended to also include a link:
  • Copy the URL that appears in the browser navigation bar
  • Add the following prefix: https://go.openathens.net/redirector/unisa.edu.au?url=

     

Additional features:

  • ‘Create clip’ (Requires individual user registration).

Linking & Embedding:

  • Select the ‘Embed’ button (1) to the right of video. A new page will load with an embed code and link. Copy the one you require 
  • Note: Embed codes will only function if created from an Instructor account- Create an account or sign in at the top right (2) and set your role first

Linking & Embedding:

  • First create a personal log in and sign in (1). Then access the video you would like to link/embed. In the video window, click the ‘Share’ button (2) and then copy the Link or Embed code

Additional features:

  • ‘Create clip’ feature

Additional Video Databases

The following collections vary in embedding and linking functions. Contact the Library for assistance using these in teaching.