CCSF Library: Faculty Guide to Streaming Video: Home

Welcome to the Rosenberg Library Media Center

This research guide provides an overview of online streaming video collections available through City College of San Francisco Library and Learning Resources. The Library provides access to streaming video through digital site licenses and online subscription database collections.

Use this guide to learn more about streaming video, captioning and copyright, as well as tips on embedding video in Canvas.

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Common Media Needs

Remote Access	Assistance
An active RAM ID (faculty ID number) and RAM ID password is required for off-campus access to CCSF Library subscription resources and databases, including online articles, streaming video, and e-books. When accessing these resources from off-campus, users will be prompted to log in with RAM ID, then will be able to view resources as if they are on-campus.	Need to request streaming media? Streaming Media Request Form Need help with captioning? Media Captioning Request Form Need to request a DVD for purchase? DVD Purchase Request Form

Remote Access

Assistance

An active RAM ID (faculty ID number) and RAM ID password is required for off-campus access to CCSF Library subscription resources and databases, including online articles, streaming video, and e-books. When accessing these resources from off-campus, users will be prompted to log in with RAM ID, then will be able to view resources as if they are on-campus.

Need to request streaming media?

Streaming Media Request Form

Need help with captioning?

Media Captioning Request Form

Need to request a DVD for purchase?

DVD Purchase Request Form

The City College of San Francisco Rosenberg Library Media Center is committed to providing access to quality, relevant and inclusive media content to support the curriculum and research needs of faculty and students. Our collections strive to reflect the diversity of our students and amplify the voices and perspectives of underrepresented groups.