Erikson Library & Academic Success Center: Borrow: Streaming Video

Streaming Video Subscription Resources

These are streaming video collections that the library has purchased or subscribed to. No additional costs are generated by viewing these videos.

To search for streaming videos by title or topic, use our library catalog and limit your results to Item Type 'Online Video'.

Alexander Street Press Streaming Videos - All Collections This link opens in a new window
- Why search here?
  Access to over 3,000 streaming video titles from multiple video collections: Counseling & Therapy; Education; Health & Society; LGBT Studies; Psychological Experiments Online; and The Video Journal of Counseling and Therapy.
- What's included?
  Videos can be streamed online from the Alexander Street Press site or embedded into Canvas, either in their entirety or as clips. For more information, please visit the Alexander Street Press “Help” section found in each collection or contact libraryhelp@erikson.edu for assistance.
Films on Demand This link opens in a new window
- Why search here?
  Streaming videos for all of Erikson's degree programs.
- What's included?
  This is a subscription streaming video platform that features films on guidance and counseling, education, psychology, and more. Can be used in the classroom or in Canvas
Psychotherapy.net Streaming Videos This link opens in a new window
- Why search here?
  Streaming videos for the purpose of enhancing professional therapy practice. Browse by population, approach, therapeutic issue, or by expert.
- What's included?
  Videos that can be used in the classroom or in Canvas.

Streaming Video - Purchase on Demand

These streaming video platforms features films from a variety of disciplines on purchase-on-demand basis. Viewing a video more than a set number of times triggers a purchase. Watching for at least 30 seconds is considered one “view.” If you would like to use one of these videos in a classroom setting, please contact libraryhelp@erikson.edu so a librarian can advise you.

Note: Kanopy videos cannot be shared over Zoom.
Due to copyright, Kanopy requires users to go through user authentication to access Kanopy films. Because screensharing a film over Zoom does not require individual users to log into Kanopy, Zoom participants will see a black screen instead of the film. Kanopy advises professors who would like to discuss a film over Zoom to share the link to the film and have students mute themselves, navigate to another tab of their browser, watch the selected clip, and then come back to the Zoom. If you would like your students to watch select film clips, you can use the clips/playlist feature of Kanopy to create a playlist to share with your students.

Kanopy This link opens in a new window
- Why search here?
  This is a purchase-on-demand streaming video platform that features films from a variety of disciplines. Please note that viewing a video more than four times triggers a purchase. Watching for at least 30 seconds is considered one “view.”
- What's included?
  Documentaries, Popular and Educational films.

Observation Videos for Early Childhood Professionals

The freely available videos below provide opportunities for observation of children in action in a variety of settings, as well as information and instruction on a variety of early childhood topics.

Colorado Department of Education's Results Matter Video Library
A world-renowned downloadable video series for providers to practice observation, learn about effective teaming practices, technology in early childhood classrooms, and more
Early Childhood Education and Training Program Video Library, Rockefeller College, SUNY Albany
The Early Childhood Education and Training Program, at SUNY Albany’s Rockefeller College offers over 300 instructional, informational and observational videos for early childhood educators and program administrators. Topics addressed include literacy, play, communication, effective listening, social-emotional and physical development, program planning and administration, business, safety, and much, much more.
Harvard University Center on the Developing Child
Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child has dozens of brief videos which focus on topics such as brain architecture, mental health, resilience, program effectiveness, and more. This site also includes numerous other great resources, including reports, presentations, tools and activities, and much more! Some resources are also available in Spanish and Portuguese.
Redleaf Press Videos
Redleaf Press offers dozens of observation videos, accessible to all but designed for use in connection with their book Focused Observations: How to Observe Young Children for Assessment and Curriculum Planning, which is available for borrowing at the Erikson library (click here, to see the information about this book in our catalog). Take a look at their playlist, too, for Easy Songs for Smooth Transitions in the Classroom!
Teaching & Learning Exploratory from the University of Michigan
The Teaching and Learning Exploratory (TLE) features full-length classroom videos and curated collections of clips with integrated tools for interaction and exploration. The TLE includes over a thousand classroom sessions from diverse locations in K-12 settings.
A free, "Basic," membership includes of Math and ELA classrooms, lesson artifacts, playlists, and other tools.
Video Clip Library from the Center for Early Childhood Education at Eastern Connecticut State University
These clips from the Center for Early Childhood Education at Eastern Connecticut State University include child observations in a variety of settings, videos related to research on play, and videos on other various topics related to child development. Additional information can be found on the Center's website: https://www.easternct.edu/center-for-early-childhood-education/video-series.html