Streaming video through the library
- Alexander Street Academic Video OnlineProvides access to more than 64,000 streaming video titles, including films and documentaries; all may be browsed and viewed by USU students, staff, and faculty. Subject areas include anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. This collection includes a variety of content types such as documentaries, films, clips, archives, news, TV programs, training, lectures, interviews, ethnographies, performances, and demonstrations.
- Ethnographic Video OnlineClassic and contemporary documentaries, previously unpublished footage from working anthropologists and ethnographers in the field, and select feature films. The collection also includes a wide range of indigenous media.
Want to search our other video platforms? Use the library catalog, selecting Streaming video as the material type.
Free streaming video
- EVIA Digital Archive ProjectA digital archive of ethnographic field video, including music and dance.
- Archaeology ChannelStreaming media and educational resources about archaeology and indigenous peoples.
Music
- The Global JukeboxAn archive of free, streaming field recordings of music, dance, and speech from around the word, recorded by hundreds of pioneering ethnographers and presented through interactive maps and visualizations.
- Smithsonian MusicPortal to the Smithsonian’s combined musical resources.
- Smithsonian Folkways lesson plansFree lesson plans for teaching world music at the elementary through high school levels.
