Media

The Education Psychology Library does not maintain a collection of non-print media. Instead, any films, CDs, or DVDs it purchases are sent to the Doe Library Media Resource Center for both access and preservation. The Media Resource Center maintains an array of media resources and provides appropriate equipment for viewing or listening. Archival images and photographs are maintained by the Bancroft Library.

Many image, sound, video, streaming video collections are now available freely via the Internet. The list below assembles some that are made available online by generous digitization efforts of libraries, museums, universities, and large institutions worldwide.

Image Collections

• National Museum of the American Indian.
• Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
• British Museum. Online image collection.
• Library of Congress Prints and Photographs online collection.
• OAC. Online Archive of California, sponsored by the California Digital Library.
• University Album. University of Maryland.
• University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. Historical images.

Films, Video, Music Collections

• BBC.
• Discovery Channel Online.
• Europeana. Europe's digital library-museum of books, films, art, news, music, and archives.
• Federal Communications Commission. Kids Zone.
• Hear Here. The Royal Philharmonic Society. Music, Time, Environment & Memory.
• Media Literacy Online Project Home Page.
• Media Resources Center. UCB.
• NICEM. National Information Center for Educational Media database.
• Online media resources. Metasites and search engines compiled by MRC.
• Open Vault (WGBH Media Library and Archives).
• PBS. Public Broadcasting Service.
• Virtual Museum Canada.

Publishers of Educational Media

• APA videos. American Psychologocal Society.
• Alexander Street Press. Psychology videos.
• Ambrose. Educational DVDs, TV and streaming video.
• Audio Editions. Recorded books.
• Blackstone Audiobooks. Recorded books.
• Bureau of Education and Research. Professioal development videos for teachers.
• Films for the Humanities and Sciences. Psychology films.
• Freedom from Fear. Videos on psychological disorders.
• Insight Media. DVDs for psychology, social work, children, families, teacher professional development.
• New Day Films. Films regarding social and psychological topics.
• PBS. Educational media for educators, including children's video.
• Stenhouse Publishers. Professional development videos for teachers.