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Guide to OER and openly licensed images, video, and audio
Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) - Portal to digital content held at the nations' archives, libraries, museums and other cultural heritage organizations.
Europeana - Portal to digital content held in Europe’s archives, libraries, museums and other cultural heritage organizations.
Music & Performing Arts - All of the music, dance, theater and film products from Alexander Street searchable on one platform.
Opposing Viewpoints - current events database with extensive audio, video, and image holdings
Images
Artstor - Composed of over 2.5 million images, Artstor provides faculty and students with a comprehensive image resource in a wide array of subjects with the breadth and depth to add context and examine influences beyond the confines of your discipline.
Image Kiosk - Digital collection of images and descriptions representing visual culture from prehistoric times to the present.
For openly licensed images, try the CC Search portal
Full list of audio databases offered through the Hunter Libraries
Video
Filmmakers Library - Documentaries from such producers as Filmakers Library, First Run Pictures, BBS and Zeitgeist. Subjects range across the curriculum.
Kanopy Streaming - Streaming video of Kanopy films which have been licensed for curricular support. Faculty requesting that films be added to Kanopy must use their Hunter email and list the relevant course(s). Licenses are annual so content may vary depending on the subscription period. *If you are having trouble streaming Kanopy films in Google Chrome, please use another browser (Firefox, Safari, Edge, Internet Explorer)
Full list of video databases offered through the Hunter Libraries
Finding A/V Materials in OneSearch
From the library main page, select advanced search:
Then choose Audio Visual or Images from the dropdown menu under Resource Type and enter your search terms: