LibGuides: Learning and Instructional Resources for Full-time and Adjunct Faculty: Streaming Videos

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The following library databases can be accessed from the Databases page.

Alexander Street Video - Multidisciplinary collection contains thousands of videos.
Films on Demand - Provides streaming films from sources such as Films for the Humanities and Sciences and Cambridge Educational
Kanopy - Provides streaming videos on a variety of subjects; includes titles from PBS, BBC, Criterion Collection, Media Education Foundation and more.

Here is a FULL LIST of library databases that include streaming videos.

Adult learning 2: Styles
Films on Demand Video (16:44 min)
This program describes three main learning styles—visual, auditory and kinesthetic—and the four personality types that all individuals display, including activists, reflectors, theorists, and pragmatists.
Intelligence, Creativity, and Thinking Styles
Films on Demand (30 min)
In this interview by Phillip Harris, of Phi Delta Kappa, Robert Sternberg—IBM Professor of Psychology and Education at Yale University—answers questions about the IQ-based "single trait notion of intelligence"; the application and implementation of his triarchic theory of intelligence; and the implications of school reform on the future of public education
Optimizing Different Learning Styles
Films on Demand (30 min)
This program provides a helpful guide to teachers for recognizing their students’ primary styles of acquiring and working with information: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic.

Adult Learners & Learning Styles
BGSU Learning Commons
(embedding from YouTube was disabled by request)

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