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Electronic Resources

E-books, streaming videos, and other electronic resources from CCC Library.

Films on Demand App

Films on Demand (FoD) offers thousands of streaming videos online - it’s like an academic version of Netflix! Subjects include art, biology, careers & job searching, criminal justice, CTE, history, mathematics, science, technology, and world languages.

Films on Demand has an app you can use on your mobile device! Follow these directions to get started:

  1. Create a Films on Demand account (skip this step if you have already created a CCC Films on Demand account)
    1. On a computer, navigate to library.clackamas.edu
    2. Sign in by clicking “my account” in the top right corner
    3. Sign in with your CCC email and password (the same email and password you use to sign into your email, Moodle, and MyClackamas)
    4. Once you’re logged in, click on “A-Z Databases” at the top of the page
    5. Click on F and open Films on Demand
    6. Films on Demand will open in a new window. Click “your profile” in the top right corner
    7. Click “sign up” at the bottom of the sign in box
    8. Complete the sign-up process. Use your CCC email address! 
    9. Keep track of your username and password. You’ll need them to sign in.
  2. Download the Films on Demand app on your mobile device from the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Search for “Films on Demand”
  3. Open the app and sign in with your Films on Demand username (not your email) and password

Available on the App storeGet it on Google Play

New York Times Apps

Your CCC Library New York Times account comes with app access! You can use The New York Times app and the NYT Cooking app! Follow these directions to get started. 

The New York Times App

  1. First time user: To access New York Times content, you need to register for a NYT account (skip this step if you have already created a CCC New York Times account)
    1. On a CCC computer or the CCC Wi-Fi: Visit the NYT group pass page 
    2. If you’re not on CCC’s campus: Visit the CCC library NYT group page 
    3. Select Create Account and complete registration fields. Use your CCC email address!
    4. You will receive a confirmation email. Follow the provided link to verify your email.
      1. If you do not receive an email, use your CCC email account to send an email to edu@nytimes.com with the subject line “Academic Pass - no verification email”. They will resend the email to you. You won’t be able to log in until you complete verification.
    5. Once you’ve verified your account, you can log in to NYTimes.com and NYT mobile apps from any location on any web-enabled device. (Registration may take a few minutes to process. If you can’t sign in, wait a few minutes and try again.)
  2. Download The New York Times app on your mobile device from the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Search for “The New York Times.”
  3. Open the app and sign in with your CCC NYT account

Available on the app storeGet it on google play

NYT Cooking app

  1. First time user: To access New York Times content, you need to register for a NYT account (skip this step if you have already created a CCC New York Times account)
    1. On a CCC computer or the CCC Wi-Fi: Visit the NYT group pass page 
    2. If you’re not on CCC’s campus: Visit the CCC library NYT group page 
    3. Select Create Account and complete registration fields. Use your CCC email address!
    4. You will receive a confirmation email. Follow the provided link to verify your email.
      1. If you do not receive an email, use your CCC email account to send an email to edu@nytimes.com with the subject line “Academic Pass - no verification email”. They will resend the email to you. You won’t be able to log in until you complete verification.
    5. Once you’ve verified your account, you can log in to NYTimes.com and NYT mobile apps from any location on any web-enabled device. (Registration may take a few minutes to process. If you can’t sign in, wait a few minutes and try again.)
  2. Download the NYT Cooking app on your mobile device from the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Search for “NYT Cooking.”
  3. Sign in with your CCC NYT account.

Available on the app storeGet it on google play
 

Kanopy App

CCC Library's Kanopy collection is small but mighty. CCC faculty may browse Kanopy's catalog and request streaming video purchases that support their curriculum using our Suggest a Purchase form. Kanopy is a popular, on-demand streaming service that offers more than 30,000 of the world’s best films, including award-winning documentaries, rare and hard-to-find titles, film festival favorites, indie and classic films, and world cinema.

Kanopy has an app you can use on your mobile device! Follow these directions to get started:

  1. Create a Kanopy account (skip this step if you have already created a CCC Kanopy account)
    1. On a computer, navigate to library.clackamas.edu
    2. Sign in by clicking “my account” in the top right corner
    3. Sign in with your CCC email and password (the same email and password you use to sign into your email, Moodle, and MyClackamas)
    4. Once you’re logged in, click on “A-Z Databases” at the top of the page
    5. Click on K and open Kanopy
    6. Kanopy will open in a new window. 
    7. Click “sign up” in the top right corner.
    8. Complete the sign-up process. Use your CCC email address!
  2.  Download the Kanopy app on your mobile device from the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Search for “Kanopy”
  3. Sign in with your CCC email and Kanopy password
  4. Don’t worry if you see a message that says “your library hasn’t made any videos in this category available to its patrons”
  5. Click “search” at the bottom of the screen and search for the video you’d like to watch

Available on the app storeGet it on google play
 

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