NEWS Resources:

• YAHOO search
  
  Click on the video tab to do a video search. A search for "mitosis animation" ("phrase searching" is your friend) will yield 46 results, including "mitosis.mov" from Carnegie Mellon. TRT: 1 min. 44 sec.
  
  
• CNN Video
  
  Click on Video, on the left. Be prepared for an introductory 15 to 30-second commercial from the clip's sponsor. Also, you have to click on a video link before you get the "Search Videos" box. Otherwise, a good source of up-to-the-hour news. Archived for a week.
  
  
• KITV
  
  Interesting two-step search: you type in your query at the upper right , then search again at the Search Results screen, by clicking on the video button.
  
  
• PBS NewsHour - searchable by categories and keywords.
  
  An amazingly well-organized video archive which includes broadcasts after February, 2000. A search for keyword: George Bush category: Social Security, for instance, will yield: Bush on Social Security: Background (Election 2000)
  
  
• C-SPAN
  
  
  • Home The video search box is at the center of the page.
    
  • C-SPAN American Writers Video Archive
    Example: A Literary Walk of Harlem (Harlem Renaissance) TRT: 33 min.
    
  • American Presidents: Life Portraits.
    Example: Richard Nixon's Resignation Speech TRT: 15 min.
    
  • C-SPAN Classroom for teaching Civics and U. S. Government
  
  
• Channel One. Leading provider of news and educational programs for secondary schools.
  
  Examples: Report on Male Body Image and The Amazon
  
  
• MSNBC News Video
  
  You must use Internet Explorer to access the video.
  
  
• Voice of America
  
  International news from the Voice of America (VOA), a multimedia broadcasting service funded by the U. S. government, in 44 languages from the United States.
  
  
• CNN Special Reports

Great (Mostly)Free Educational Web Resources, in no particular order:

• Eduscapes. A portal to many video streaming resources, such as Video on Demand from the University of California and DiscoverySchool.com (example: Designer Babies under Contemporary Studies).
• Teachers' Domain - Multimedia Resources for the Classroom and Professional Development. Registration is required, but FREE.
• ResearchChannel is a "consortium of research universities and corporate research divisions dedicated to broadening the access to and appreciation of our individual and collective activities, ideas, and opportunities in basic and applied research."
• Internet Archive: Moving Image Archive --Prelinger Archive, classic features and shorts, Mosaic Middle East News, more. Example: (a small version of) The Dark Side of the Web from the television program Net Cafè
  
  
• EASE History - Videos and photographs from American history - historical events, campaign ads, core values
• Open Video. The Open Video repository provides video clips from a variety of sources, especially various video programs obtained from U.S. government agencies such as the U.S. Records and Archives Administration and NASA.
• Annenberg Teacher Resources - videos mainly for teachers.
  
  You can view Annenberg Media programs of your choice online with a broadband connection whenever you see the VOD icon. There is no charge for this service.

  Simply select a program and go to the individual program description listing and click on the icon. Free sign up required for first-time users. To hear the sound and view video, you should have Windows Media Player, DSL, a cable modem, or a LAN connection to a T1 line or greater, and have Javascript enabled.

• Kennedy Center Archives - searchable archive of online broadcasts
• Archaelogy Channel - archived videos, many from the Educational TV Network. Image is small.
• American Memory: Motion Pictures - American animation history, history of Coca Cola commercials, Edison films, early 1900 collections
• CyberLC - Library of Congress lectures on a variety of topics. Searchable and browsable.
• BooksTV - complements Book TV, which features non-fiction books, on C-SPAN2.
• History Channel Video Clip Archive - History-making audio speeches and video clips, browsable by category. Viewer

Mainly SCIENCE Resources:

• Science Goes to the Movies - portal to many high-quality educational resources
  
  
• Howard Hughes Institute BioInteractive . Award-winning virtual experiments, animations (such as Body Mass Index), webcasts, and more.
  
  
• NASA TV. Watch live. Windows Media Player best for full screen.
  
  
• NASA Multimedia Archive. Images, video, and interactive features, like the Astronaut Flight Lounge.
  
  
• NOVA Programs Online, including NOVA scienceNow Online Video Archive. Archive started in January, 2005.
  • Example: Stem Cells TRT: 15 minutes
    
  • Example:Arthur Ganson, Kinetic Sculptor TRT: 5 minutes.

Resources Requiring a Subscription:

• CCC: Classroom Content Click - streaming video on demand
  
  
• elibrary - from ProQuest
  
  
• United Streaming - an educational digital video library