To assist you in browsing the library collection, the following chart provides a breakdown of the Early Childhood Education sections:
Subject | Call Number Range |
---|---|
Developmental psychology (including infant and child development) |
BF712 – 724.85 |
Children’s games and amusements | GV1203 – 1220.8 |
Children; Child development (including child rearing, child life, play, socialization, children’s rights) |
HQ767.8 – 792.2 |
Sign language | HV2471 – 2476 |
Child study | LB1101 – 1139 |
Early childhood education | LB1139.2 – 1139.5 |
Preschool education; Nursery schools | LB1140 – 1140.5 |
Kindergarten | LB1141 – 1489 |
Primary education | LB1501 – 1547 |
Elementary or public school education | LB1555 – 1602 |
Education Resource Information Center, provides access to education literature and resources. Also includes research reports.
Best starting point for most topics. Interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed full-text articles. Indexes more than 4600 journals.
Core Psychology database. Includes international material selected from around 2,500 journals as well as books and dissertations.
These terms of use cover access via EBSCO and ProQuest's platforms.
A reasonable amount of content may be included in handouts and distributed via course management systems (2.1.1). However, use in electronic reserves is not permitted (2.1.4).
Interdisciplinary database, includes peer-reviewed full-text articles as well as podcasts and videos.
Early childhood and child development streaming video collection
Curio is a digital video streaming service that allows you to view educational programs, news and documentaries from CBC-Radio Canada. Choose from a wide selection of high-quality educational titles in a dozen subject areas. Also includes CBC's News in Review Archive (1990-2019).
Curio products are licensed exclusively for online streaming within Canada. Off-campus access is restricted to individual use only: content may be streamed ("broadcast") to groups, but only on campus.
General collection - all subjects.
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/films-on-demand/id1475123089?ls=1
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.infobase.fod
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This license covers the following resources: Master Academic Collection, Master Career and Technical Education Collection, Nursing Collection, Technical Education Collection, Vet Collection
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The full kanopy website, we have 57 videos available. Faculty may request titles.
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LinkedIn Learning is an online learning platform with a library of more than 13,000+ courses taught by real-world experts.
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In addition to being a public producer and distributor of Canadian content, a talent incubator and a showcase for the country’s filmmakers and artists, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is the caretaker of an accessible, living audiovisual heritage that belongs to all Canadians. The NFB is also a key driver of Canada’s audiovisual industry and creative economy. The organization produces or co-produces more than 50 works every year, from thought-provoking documentaries to outstanding animated films to groundbreaking interactive and immersive works. To date it has produced more than 14,000 works, 7,000 of which are available free of charge on nfb.ca. NFB productions have won more than 7,000 awards, including 12 Oscars.
Faculty requiring access to a particular title are asked to contact us.
Audio Cine Films Inc. is one of the largest film rights representatives in Canada, with exclusive rights to one of the largest film libraries available. Watch brand new releases and popular movies including Disney and Marvel content.
**Apple devices** Our system is based on Google Chrome, in order to stream on Apple devices you need to download and install SWANK MEDIA PLAYER (available for FREE on the Apple Store).
Criterion on Demand is currently hosting over 2,600 feature film & documentary titles from a wide variety of major producers, including Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, Alliance Films, Entertainment One, The Weinstein Company, Mongrel Media, and many more! These titles include English, French and Subtitled/Captioned versions. Please note: Criterion on Demand does not work on a mobile device.
The license terms for this product stipulate that usage is for educational purposes only. Screensharing content via online videoconferencing software is not permitted. Please contact your library for more information.