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Docuseek2 is a streaming video database of documentaries by independent filmmakers and larger producers alike. The collection's focus is on contemporary social issues in a variety of disciplines, including environmental sciences, political and social sciences, history, health, psychology, and more. Producers include Bullfrog Films, dGenerate Films, Fanlight Productions, Icarus Films, Kartemquin, and the National Film Board of Canada.
NOTE: to facilitate access to video content during the pandemic, Concordia is subscribing to this resource until December 31, 2021.
Drama Online contains hundreds of plays from the very earliest Greek works right up to the present day, in text, video, and audio formats. In addition to streaming media, Drama Online also includes ebooks that offer contextual information on playwrights, theatre movements, genres, practitioners and periods; as well as practical guides on acting and stage craft. For instructors, subject guides and other teaching tools offer a shortcut to identifying which content on the platform might be of interest.
Drama Online contains these collections:
Core Collection
Aurora Metro Books
Nick Hern Books
Playwrights Canada Press
L.A. Theatre Works
BBC Drama Films and Documentaries
The Classic Spring Oscar Wilde Collection
The Donmar Shakespeare Trilogy on Screen
The Hollow Crown
Maxine Peake as Hamlet
The National Theatre Collection
Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) Live Collection
Shakespeare’s Globe on Screen 1 and 2
Shakespeare’s Heroes & Villains
Shakespeare in the Present
Stage on Screen
Critical Studies & Performance Practice
Stratford Festival Shakespeare Collection
Visit the Help page for a quick overview of how to use Drama Online.
NOTE: to facilitate access to video content during the pandemic, Concordia is subscribing to this resource until December 31, 2021.
Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) is a nonprofit organization that fosters the creation, exhibition, distribution and preservation of media art produced from the 1960s to the present. Their educational streaming site contains a selection of videos by contemporary artists including Merce Cunningham, Pipilotti Rist, Dan Graham, Eleanor Antin, Ryan Trecartin, and the Wooster Group. Streaming access is available for over 500 titles.
To view available videos, please click on the artists' names on the homepage. The basic and advanced search functions will pull up results from the entire EAI catalog, which includes titles that are not available on the streaming site.
Electronic Enlightenment is a collection of over 70,000 letters and documents written by over 10,000 correspondents across Europe, the Americas, and Asia during the Enlightenment era, in English, French, and some other European languages. Correspondents include writers, scientists, booksellers, philosophers, politicians, and political thinkers. Many of these letters have been annotated by scholars. Each letter-writer has a dedicated page with a biography, links to letters included in the database, and a list of their published works.
NOTE: to facilitate access to video content during the pandemic, Concordia is subscribing to this resource until December 31, 2021.
Films on Demand's Master Academic Collection is a large collection of streaming video documentaries, feature films and programs by major producers. The content of this collection is relevant to many academic disciplines: business and economics; humanities and social sciences; science and mathematics; and health and medicine. Also included in the 42,000 titles is archival footage and current & historical newsreels.
SAE Mobilus is an engineering database specializing in aerospace, commercial vehicle, and automotive engineering. Concordia has access to the current aerospace standards issued by the Society of Automotive Engineers' aerospace committees.
From the search results page, please use the "My Access" filter to exclude documents not included in Concordia's subscription.
