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Films on Demand

Films On Demand (FOD)
◦ Helpguide: Films on Demand (FOD) Access

FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS: PrepStep for College Success

Register for MyFVTC access to PrepStep Now.
[Use MyFVTC email address to register because you will only have access with an active MyFVTC account]
◦ Helpguide: PrepStep

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After you have registered, you will need to log into Prepstep each time you use it. Good News: If you started a practice test, it will let you save and finish later.

PrepStep Quick Llinks

Get an invitation to join FVTC LinkedIn Learning!

Send us a request to join LinkedIn Learning at library@fvtc.edu

LinkedIn Learning
Admins must log into your account using this link and your IDnumber@fvtc.edu. If you want to recover the learning history from your old email account, contact us at library@fvtc.edu. If you are an FVTC affiliate and do not have access, contact us from your FVTC email to request access to FVTC subscription.
◦ Helpguide: LinkedIn Learning Access
◦ Helpguide: LinkedIn Learning Topics

Access LinkedIn, which will have > Learning in the upper right side corner.

Learning Express Links - Badgerlink Resources

Use your MyFVTC email as Username for PrepStep Registration because you only have access to FVTC subscription while you have an active MyFVTC account.

Use personal non-school email for Learning Express Library (LEL) registration so you will have access to LEL after you graduate.

Learning Express Library (LEL) for Wisconsin through Badgerlink
Ask Librarian library@fvtc.edu about setting up Learning Express account through your local public library after you graduate.

Searching YouTube

Hospital and University Channels have a reputation to protect and will post more reliable information. Use [Filters] to narrow your search.
"Best Practices" requires the use of videos with "closed-caption" option available.

AAPB: American Archive of Public Broadcasting

A collaboration between the Library of Congress and WGBH in Boston “to preserve for posterity the most significant public television and radio programs of the past 60 years.” Both audio and video from around the country are archived and searchable, with more than 17,000 clips. Curated collections on special topics include the First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, and the right to protest.

AAPB: American Archive of Public Broadcasting

C-SPAN Video Library

"More than 228,000 hours of video (just about everything that has ever aired on C-SPAN), updated on a daily basis. Historical content includes debates, speeches, rallies, and more. Users can create custom video clips to save and share. Essential."

C-SPAN Video Library

*LIST of VIDEOS / MULTIMEDIA by Program or Topic: List of Videos