Video Collections
- Films On Demand
5000+ educational films and documentaries. It's possible to embed a whole video (or a section of one) in a web page, blog, or online course. SUNY Empire Login Required
- Moving Image ArchiveClassic movies and alternative news broadcasts. Some of these works are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.
Image Collections
- ARTstor
High quality images including paintings and drawings, art photography, photographs of sculptures, architectural blueprints and photographs. SUNY Empire Login Required
Please Note: Some videos may contain flashing that triggers seizures and migraines. Please contact support@artstor.org before watching videos if you have any concerns.
- New York Public Library Digital CollectionsPhotographs and digitized images. Especially strong in American and African-American culture. Some are in the public domain; others are copyrighted.
- World Press Photo Contest ArchiveArchives of photos by 1,372 photographers of 79 nationalities. These works are copyrighted.
- Yale University Library Digital CollectionsPhotographs and digitized archival images. Some are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.
Audio Collections
- BooksShouldBeFreeAudiobooks, mostly classics. Some are in the public domain; others are copyrighted.
- LibriVoxAudio-books - mainly classics. Original works are public domain but the audio recordings are not.
- National Public Radio (NPR)News, interviews, music, and entertainment. Notable programs include All Things Considered, This American Life, The Best of Car Talk, and You Bet Your Garden.
- Project Gutenberg AudiobooksClassics in audio-book format. The text of these works are in the public domain, although the performances of them may not be.
- Poetry ArchiveRecordings of poets reading their work.
Subject Guide
Sarah Morehouse
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Subjects: Art and Art History, Business, Management & Economics, Cultural Studies, Education, Emergency and Fire Services, Gender and Women's Studies, History, Labor, Language and Literature, Law and Criminal Justice, Philosophy and Religion, Politics & Policy, Science, Mathematics & Technology, Social Science
