Faculty Course Reserves Guide

Submit all requests for video and audio reserves through the Library Reserve system: https://researchguides.dartmouth.edu/coursereserves/add
Library staff provide a link to a streamed version of the request.

If there is no streaming version in the library search results, the hard copy's library catalog record may be used to make the request.

Examples of Library catalog results:

     
                           Physical                                                                               Streaming

• Inform Reserve staff of audio language and subtitle preferences as detailed below, if needed.

Please alert library staff of the audio language and subtitle language needed in the streaming version.
Baker Reserve staff use the audio language provided on the source and no subtitles unless directed otherwise.

Audio and subtitle language options are displayed in the physical item's library search record. https://search.library.dartmouth.edu/

Some films have only one audio or subtitle language included in the production of the disc or videotape. Baker Reserve staff do our best to fulfill your preferences, but it may not be possible.

If descriptive audio or captioning are needed for accessibility reasons, please email Baker Reserve so we can discuss your requirements.

I. If there are multiple films that need the same audio and captioning:

• Click the Notes to reserves staff word bubble icon near the top of the right vertical frame.

1. Indicate audio language and subtitle preference.

2. Click Send.

II. If there are different language or subtitle requests for each film:

• Click Full details to the right of the citation title. (Text and actions are visible when cursor is in the citation rectangle.)

1. Click Notes to reserves staff.
2. Indicate audio language and subtitle preference.
3. Click Send.

• Close pane at top right X.

Video requests processed by Baker Reserve staff are made available in two ways:

• Panopto
• streaming video services to which the Libraries subscribes
  If available, the videos may be in both locations.

Panopto hosts the films that reserve staff digitize from DVDs, or other physical media formats, owned by Dartmouth Libraries.

1. To view films posted in Panopto:
   1. In Canvas, select the Panopto Video tab and click the Library Streaming Reserves folder.
   2. The films for the current term reserves are in this folder and are accessible only through the end of the term.

            In the reserve list, the film citation is tagged ‘View in Canvas; click Panopto Video in the Canvas Sidebar.'

2. To view films available through a library subscription:
   1. Dartmouth Libraries subscribes to several academic streaming video services (AVON, Swank, Docuseek, etc).

  In the reserve list, use the View online link in the citation to view the film.