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== What are Swank and Kanopy? ==
== What are Swank and Kanopy? ==
One major benefit of Kanopy and Swank is that students can watch films at home rather than in class, saving precious class time for discussion. Swank and Kanopy are two of the platforms we support for authorized viewing of films and movies in the classroom. We subscribe to these two services to ensure we are showing content to students within copyright restrictions. Read more below to see how to get started!
One major benefit of Kanopy and Swank is that students can watch films at home rather than in class, saving precious class time for discussion. Swank and Kanopy are two of the platforms we support for authorized viewing of films and movies in the classroom. We subscribe to these two services to ensure we are showing content to students within copyright restrictions. Read more below to see how to get started!
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== Distribute films from either Swank or Kanopy ==
== Distribute films from either Swank or Kanopy ==
For '''Kanopy''', click on the Kanopy link on the [https://sites.google.com/riverdale.edu/rcs-boocock-library/home Boocock Library website], which will take you to Kanopy and log you in using Google (so you will need to be logged into your Riverdale Google account). All of the films we have available are listed on the front page. Simply click on the film you would like your students to watch, and then click the "Share" button just below the video window. Copy the share link, and send it to your students or paste it into Schoology.
For '''Kanopy''', click on the Kanopy link on the [https://sites.google.com/riverdale.edu/rcs-boocock-library/home Boocock Library website], which will take you to Kanopy and log you in using Google (so you will need to be logged into your Riverdale Google account). All of the films we have available are listed on the front page. Simply click on the film you would like your students to watch, and then click the "Share" button just below the video window. Copy the share link, and send it to your students or paste it into Schoology.
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[[File:Kanopy Share.png|thumb|350x350px|none]]


For '''Swank''', click on the Swank K-12 link in Okta, which may log you in automatically using Google (so you will need to be logged into your Riverdale Google account). If you are not automatically logged in, please click "Sign In With Google". Then search for the film you would like your students to see. If it says "Request" next to the title, then the film has not yet been booked in Swank, and you should touch base with Matthijs van Mierlo, Matt Ringh, and/or LaShawn Ross to inquire about the booking. If it says "Watch" next to the film, then it is available, and you can click the "Share" button. From the resulting dropdown menu, select "Copy Direct Link". You can send that link to your students, or paste it into Schoology.
For '''Swank''', click on the Swank K-12 link in Okta, which may log you in automatically using Google (so you will need to be logged into your Riverdale Google account). If you are not automatically logged in, please click "Sign In With Google". Then search for the film you would like your students to see. If it says "Request" next to the title, then the film has not yet been booked in Swank, and you should touch base with Matthijs van Mierlo, Matt Ringh, and/or LaShawn Ross to inquire about the booking. If it says "Watch" next to the film, then it is available, and you can click the "Share" button. From the resulting dropdown menu, select "Copy Direct Link". You can send that link to your students, or paste it into Schoology.
[[File:Swank 12 Angry Men.png|thumb|500x500px|center]]
[[File:Swank 12 Angry Men.png|thumb|500x500px|none]]


== Paste Film Links into Schoology: ==
== Paste Film Links into Schoology: ==
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In Schoology, Click on the '''''Add Materials''''' dropdown menu, and then '''''Add File/Link/External Tool''''':
In Schoology, Click on the '''''Add Materials''''' dropdown menu, and then '''''Add File/Link/External Tool''''':
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Then Select '''''Link''''':
Then Select '''''Link''''':
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Then paste the link into the '''''URL''''' box, and give the link a '''''Title'''''.<br />
Then paste the link into the '''''URL''''' box, and give the link a '''''Title'''''.<br />
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Instead, click the small, white button with the "ABC" on it, and '''''Display in Schoology''''' will change to '''''Display in New Window'''''.
Instead, click the small, white button with the "ABC" on it, and '''''Display in Schoology''''' will change to '''''Display in New Window'''''.
[[File:Display in New Window.png|thumb|center]]
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Once you have that set correctly, you can '''''Add''''' your link, and it should work.
Once you have that set correctly, you can '''''Add''''' your link, and it should work.
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