Thomas Cooper Library Room 317
Phone: (803) 777-2858
Amy Trepal - Manager
The Educational Film Collection at Thomas Cooper Library houses and circulates an extensive collection of videotapes, 16mm films, and DVDs for classroom and educational uses. This collection includes materials suitable for many subject areas, including Anthropology, Humanities, History, Film Studies, Psychology, Sociology, English, Business, etc. The Educational Films staff is available to take reservation requests, check out films, and help our patrons choose films that fit their educational needs.
Browse the new titles added to the library catalog
Streaming Video Options
A list of the Streaming Video Options that includes licensed collections and free streaming web sites such as Black Studies Online, Ethnographic Video Online, various PBS series, the Civil Rights Digital Library, and Annenberg Media.
Educational Films Database
The Educational Films Database was created to provide a method for film patrons to search for films by genre, production date and director. It includes film-specific genres such as “Feature Documentary”, “Academy Award Winner” and “Comedy”.
Library Catalog
The Library Catalog allows you to search for a film by author, title, subject or keyword.
This library is a congressionaly designated depository for U.S. government documents. Public access to the government documents collections is guaranteed by public law.