LibGuides: Faculty Media Lab: Multimedia Collections

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Tool is in beta (under development). There may be bugs.

Resource will require a Bucks username and password to access.

Recommended.

Not free or not completely free.

This is a listing of some great places to find media for your students to use. These sources have varying licenses.

ARTstor
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Museums from around the world contributed hundreds of thousands of digital images and related data to this repository.
CCmixter
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Remixes licensed by the Creative Commons Organization (CC) that you can download or mash-up and share.
Creative Commons
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Access to millions of images, videos, and audio tracks licensed to download and reuse legally. Google, Yahoo, flickr, Blip.tv, Wikimedia, Jamendo and SpinXpress proivde the content for this site (More video tutorials: flickr, blip.tv, Wikimedia)
Internet Archive
This collection includes texts, audio, video, pictures, software, and archived web pages. This resource includes accessibility features.
Library of Congress
Digital resources (images, video, websites) provided by the Library of Congress. Collections organized by focus of collection.
Opposing Viewpoints
This resource provides text, audio and visual information on a variety of controversial and sociological topics such as animal rights and global warming.
Funky Remixes
Quality Creative Commons music.
Free Music Archive
Quality Creative Commons music curated by free form radio stations and others.
SoundTransit
SoundTransit has ambient and unintentional sounds marked by location. Great for sounds of a river or street or general background.