Audio and Video

More than three hundred important dramatic works from the premiere radio theatre company in the U.S.

More than 400 hours of streaming video and growing to 1,000 hours on music history, music appreciation, music performance, analysis, and theory from Medieval to the twenty-first century, recordings from the 1950s up to the most current recordings,
performances, master classes and documentaries.

Reference material that guides users through the research process. From a quick dictionary definition, a case study example from a researcher in the field, a downloadable teaching dataset, a full-text title from the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series, or a video tutorial showing research in action, this is a comprehensive reference source on methods for anyone planning or conducting a research project.

Curio.ca gives teachers and students streaming access to selected educational content from CBC and Radio-Canada, including documentaries from television and radio, news reports, archival material, stock shots and more.

Content is available to all members of the UWindsor community: students, staff, and faculty. However, only faculty have the ability to create playlists.

Stream full-length films in four categories: Business & Economics, Health & Medicine, Humanities & Social Sciences, Science & Mathematics, and Allied Health.

Licensed for classroom use with Canadian public performance rights, Films on Demand Master Academic Collection provides streaming access to quality films.

Access to videos pertaining to theatre including performances, documentaries, interviews, and more.

A product of Alexander Street, Theatre in Video contains over 660 video resources featuring performances, documentaries, and interviews. Subjects include acting, modern theater, staging and design, and more.

A video archive of the acclaimed seminar series held by The Paley Center for Media (formerly The Museum of Television and Radio) in New York and Los Angeles. The seminars feature the leading names in media discussing the creative process, contemporary issues in production, and issues such as the impact of the media on contemporary society. Topics covered range from presidential advertising campaigns to reality shows, from writing sitcoms to the role of the media in the Middle East. When complete, the archive will include more than 300 hours of video, with new content added each year in regular updates. Already available are seminars on movie editing, women in television drama, and representations of gay and lesbian characters, together with panel discussions with the cast and crew of both recent hit shows (The Wire, Mad Men, Heroes, Curb Your Enthusiasm) and television classics such as M*A*S*H, Columbo and Cagney and Lacey.

Produced in partnership with Smithsonian Folkways this collection of over 2,800 albums provides an unprecedented variety of online resources that support the creation, continuity, and preservation of diverse musical forms.