The University of Tampa Macdonald-Kelce Library

Faculty and Staff Resources

This guide assists faculty and staff with resources offered by the Macdonald-Kelce Library.

Including materials in Canvas

Including materials (articles, book chapters, or video) in courseware is not difficult.

  • Linking is copyright safe and more accurately represents usage of a resource.
  • Locate the article, ebook, or video file from the library resources.
  • Create a citation in your preferred format. This is important for attribution, and in case the link breaks.
  • Find the Permalink, Persistent link, or Stable URL. 

Valid permalink URLs should begin with this proxy phrase.

https://esearch.ut.edu/login?url=

A URL might also look like this:

https://fod-infobase-com.esearch.ut.edu/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=241221

Notice the hyphens in the database part at the front and the esearch.ut.edu part in the middle.

(Either method will work for proxy off-campus access.)

Embed Videos from Films on Demand

Embed Films on Demand

Click the Share Button button below the view box.

Click the Embed/Link tab and at the bottom copy the Embed Code. 

Embed box

 

Below the video player window, click citeto copy the citation in MLA, APA, or export to RefWorks.

In general, look for "share" on the database for the link or embed code.

Adding videos in Canvas

Within Canvas, select the course and section to place your video.

Position your cursor where you want the embedded video to appear.

Click on the cloud icon to embed code. Or click Insert → embed.

Embed

embed

 

Problems Embedding Videos

Sometimes you might have a problem embedding code because of the browser you're using. You can always add a permalink instead of embedding the video.

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