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Personally owned copies of videos
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- Legally obtained personal copies of videos can be used in the face-to-face classroom or placed on reserve.
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- In order to show personal copies of videos on DrewTV or in a public (non-classroom) setting, proof of appropriate (public performance and/or broadcast) licensing must be obtained. Library Acquisitions staff can assist in obtaining licensing---fill out the Media Library request form.
Streaming video
- The library has subscriptions to a number of ‘streaming video’ services that allow Drew users to watch certain videos online. Whether the video service must be accessed through Moodle or not depends on the license; videos available from the Library’s subject databases (BBC Shakespeare, Black Studies Center, etc.) can be linked to directly. Drew userid and password will be required for (individual) off-campus use when available. Contact Dorothy Meaney to find out more.
- Videos available on the open internet may be shown in the classroom and *linked* to from inside Moodle. Please do not store videos obtained from the open internet on Drew resources such as Moodle without obtaining appropriate licensing (such as Creative Commons).
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See the Drew University Library Reserves - Guidelines for Compliance with U.S. Copyright, https://uknow.drew.edu/confluence/x/LALJAQ
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