Academic Video Online offers a wide variety of videos, including movies, documentaries, interviews, performances, news programs and newsreels, field recordings, commercials, and raw footage. Videos are available for unlimited viewing and are licensed for classroom use.

Docuseek2 is a streaming video service that features documentaries on a wide range of topics, including many independent productions and films from major publishers such as Bullfrog Films and Icarus Films. Videos are available for unlimited viewing and are licensed for classroom use.

Please see the Terms of Use for additional information on permitted uses of Docuseek2 content.

The library has access to APA's Counseling & Therapy Volume IV collection as well as a selection of related videos. Volume IV centers on issues in counseling such as the rise in cases involving underserved populations, racial trauma victims and veterans suffering from PTSD and addresses topics such as psychopharmacology, neuroscience, LGBTQ, and research methods for courses in counseling, social work, or psychology.

Additional Counseling & Therapy videos may be found here.

Kanopy is an educational streaming video service that features documentaries, training films and theatrical releases on a wide range of topics. Videos may be licensed for classroom use, and instructors can create custom playlists. A large selection of films relevant to Cal Poly coursework and initiatives is available on demand.

Due to the high cost of this resource, access to the remaining video content must be requested by a faculty member. Requests will be considered and responded to within 3 working days. If approved, that video content will then be available to all Cal Poly students, faculty and staff for the term of the license (typically one year.) Check OneSearch for availability and expiration date information.

Can't find the video you need? Try our other video streaming databases: Academic Video Online and Docuseek2.

BBC Shakespeare is a series of 37 television adaptations of the plays of William Shakespeare, originally aired between 1978 and 1985. The productions use traditional interpretations of the plays and feature many famous Shakespearean actors. All videos are licensed for classroom and educational use.