Films on Demand -New Titles added

Films on Demand database has added new titles. Listed below are a few of those.

Anatomy: Functional Body Systems
Subject: Human Anatomy and Physiology
Title URL: http://Digital.Films.com/portalplaylists.aspx?aid=3888&xtid=41101

Deadly Driving Distractions: Texting, Cell Phones, and Other Killers
Subject: Personal Health & Wellness
Title URL: http://Digital.Films.com/portalplaylists.aspx?aid=3888&xtid=41308

Do I Drink Too Much? Human Biology, Genetics, and Alcohol
Subject: Personal Health & Wellness
Title URL: http://Digital.Films.com/portalplaylists.aspx?aid=3888&xtid=41379

Did Darwin Kill God?
Subject: Philosophy & Religion
Title URL: http://Digital.Films.com/portalplaylists.aspx?aid=3888&xtid=41149

See the complete database listing at http://library.tctc.edu/videos

Historic Newsreels

This month, Films Media Group has added over 250 historic newsreels from United News to the FMG Digital Library. Focusing on World War II, these films offer an intriguing glimpse into American life during turbulent times. Useful as a primary source for historical and cultural research, each newsreel is segmented by subject for convenient searching and viewing, and can be integrated into custom playlists just like video content currently in your collection.

Titles are available immediately: in the "View By Subject" bar, click on the link "Archival Films & Newsreels" to browse over 1,200 newsreel segments, or use Advanced Search for keyword searches by selecting "Archival Films & Newsreels" in the "Subject" drop-down menu.

More archival film footage and newsreels will be available to subscribers soon.

FMG is available linked from the Library homepage at http://academics.tctc.edu/lynx

Films on Demand

Needing to understand a subject and want something other than a book? Then look at our new database, Films on Demand. Instantly watch thousands of videos--and tens of thousands of video segments--across all subject fields. See our home page for direct links to specific collections. Or go to Films on Demand website. As a reminder, if you are off-campus, you will need to enter your T number.