To learn more about how to see the licenses your institution has purchased, see Viewing licenses. To find out more about obtaining links to your titles for your library cataloging system or course management page, see Integrating Docuseek2. For more about what a license is, and what you can (and cannot) do with it, see What is a license?
Tip: Docuseek2 provides a mechanism for purchasing usage licenses online.
Tip: College and university licenses allow any user with that institution to view the film. Films are for personal or classroom use.
Tip: You must be logged in to see your licenses.
Tip: To see your institutions licenses, click the My Docuseek link at the top of the page, and the click the Licensed Films tab (new interface), or if using the classic interface, click the My Movies link at the top of the page. These are the Docuseek movies that you can view in their entirety.
Click My Movies to see the titles that you have licensed.
What is a license?
A Docuseek license is the right to stream copyrighted content to your computer or to a classroom. You must be affiliated with the institution that has licensed the content (you must have a valid email address at the institution).
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To find out more about obtaining links to your titles for your library cataloging system or course management page, see Integrating Docuseek2.
For more about what a license is, and what you can (and cannot) do with it, see What is a license?
Tip: Docuseek2 provides a mechanism for purchasing usage licenses online.
Tip: College and university licenses allow any user with that institution to view the film. Films are for personal or classroom use.
Tip: You must be logged in to see your licenses.
Tip: To see your institutions licenses, click the My Docuseek link at the top of the page, and the click the Licensed Films tab (new interface), or if using the classic interface, click the My Movies link at the top of the page. These are the Docuseek movies that you can view in their entirety.