Add a DOI beginning with 10. and all characters to the right following the "info:doi/" string in the box below.

Example: info:doi/10.1108/02640470610689151

Films on Demand includes over 200,000 video clips and over 15,000 full-length educational videos. Subject areas covered are wide ranging: Humanities & Social Sciences, Business & Economics, Health & Medicine, Science & Mathematics, and Archival Films & Newsreels.

You can also search Films on Demand via the search box on the library homepage. In your results, limit the format to eVideo to get only FOD titles.

Credo Reference can be a good source of background readings from scholarly encyclopedias and other reference works.

Our guide to creating stable links to library e-resources for use in the learning management system.

There are two primary ebook providers used by the library. Because of how ebooks products are licensed, we encourage their use via the library in only the most sustainable ways.

ProQuest Ebook Central and eBooks on EBSCOhost contain over 500,000 ebooks combined in total on a variety of subjects and are a great option for integrating book chapters into course readings. Using ebooks as required course textbooks is not encouraged, however, unless the library owns a perpetual license to the content since most library ebooks are available through dynamic subscription packages that are constantly updated. It is easier to replace a chapter reading than a textbook an entire course is based around! Ask your librarian if you have any questions about using ebooks for course readings.