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Serving Vermont Tech and The Community College of Vermont

New Merged Library Website (preview)

The VSCS Libraries will be transitioning to a new merged library website on May 15, 2023. The site is now available for preview at https://libraries.vsc.edu. We welcome your feedback!
Please note that the new site is still in development and you should continue to use the Hartness Library website until the switchover date.

Delivery of Physical Materials

Due to a staff shortage, we will not be able to provide print materials through Interlibrary Loan for the remainder of the spring semester. If we have the print material being requested it can be borrowed in-person. If the print material is available electronically we will work to secure the digital version through ILL or, if appropriate, purchase it for use. We will make every effort to work with folks around their requests. Please contact us for assistance.

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Videos for the Classroom

The library has several online video databases and hundreds of DVDs. Find videos and DVDs by using the search box below. In your results, you’ll see the option to “Place a Request” for DVDs and the option to “View Video” if the item is a video from a library database.

Search for DVDs & Streaming Video

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Reserving DVDs

Faculty can coordinate with library staff to make the material available for on-campus viewing (CCV Academic Center or Vermont Tech campus) outside of the class time. If you need a film for a specific class meeting or date, include that information when you request the DVD. Please request DVDs at least two weeks before the date they are needed to ensure availability. DVDs are checked out for two weeks and should be returned to the nearest CCV Academic Center or Vermont Tech campus library.
When you locate a video from the library’s Films on Demand database or other streaming video providers, review the instructions about Linking to Sources to make sure you are using the correct link or embedding the video properly.

Can I Stream a Film For My Online Class?