JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY

Ellen Frank, Librarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Walter G. Acham, Principal, I. A.
Gerri Calandro, Librarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Ronna Sloan , Ass't. Principal

VIDEOTAPES, DVDS,
AUDIOTAPES AND CD/ROMS
AVAILABLE FROM THE LIBRARY
SEPTEMBER 2007

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ART - 2 BLACK EXPERIENCE - 3 CINEMA - 5 COMPUTER TOOLS - 5 DVDs - N EDUCATION - 6 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - VIDEOS - 6 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - CD/ROMS - 10 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - CURRICULUM GUIDES- 11 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - DRAMA, AMERICAN - 14 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - SHAKESPEARE - 14 FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 14-15

GUIDANCE - 15 HEALTH, PHYS ED - 15 LATINO EXPERIENCE - 16-17 MATHEMATICS - 16-17 MUSIC AND DANCE- 17 REFERENCE SOURCES - 17-18 SCIENCE - BIOLOGY - 18 SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY - 19 SCIENCE - EARTH SCIENCE - 19 SCIENCE - ECOLOGY - 21 SCIENCE - GENERAL SCIENCE - 21 SCIENCE - PHYSICS - 21 SOCIAL STUDIES, HISTORY - 21-27

PBS VIDEO DATABASE OF AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE
ALPHABETICAL LISTS OF VIDEOTAPES AND AUDIOTAPES

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GENERAL GUIDELINES

Videotapes (about 1000 tapes), CD/ROM information sources (about 300), and some audio-cassettes, which are included among the videotapes, are listed below in broad subject categories. They are available for loan for use by students or teachers at home or in the classroom. They may be reserved in advance: call x1402 or x1401. If no answer, leave a message on our voice mail. From outside the building dial 739-5942. VCRs, monitors, and tape players must be arranged through the academic departments. The library does not lend out this equipment. We can demonstrate videotapes and CD/ROMs - BY APPOINTMENT. There are computers available for independent use of CD/ROMS in the library. Teachers may arrange with a librarian to bring a class to the Reference Room to view a videotape there.

Also listed are 69 videotapes stored in the Teachers' Center (marked:TC), and 32 videotapes stored in the English Department (marked:ED).

To help teachers of different subjects identify useful materials, each videotape may be listed in more than one subject area. However, each CD/ROM is listed in only one of the subject areas. Therefore teachers looking for useful CD/ROMS in one subject area may want to look over the listings in other subject areas to discover useful materials. Examples of such materials are the History Through Art CD/ROM series and the History and Culture of... series, both listed under Social Studies.

Students are permitted to borrow materials listed here if they agree on a specific date of return, usually in 1 or 3 days. This will insure that materials are not forgotten and that more students have an opportunity to use them.

FINDING INFORMATION ABOUT MOVIES

Questions about movies come up often. Which actors starred in which version of Hamlet? What year did Frank Capra direct It's a Wonderful Life? What other films did he direct? In which production of Julius Caesar did Marlon Brando play the role of Marc Antony? Answers to questions like these can be found on the web in the Internet Movie Database. Click on this link to get to the IMDB. When your browser opens the IMDB, plug in the name of the movie you want to know about in the box in the upper left hand corner that says Search the database for. You should be able to find all of the movies listed below. The IMDB will give you a short, or long, plot outline, a review by Leonard Maltin, memorable quotes, a list of the complete cast and the role each actor played, runtime and other information which may help teachers and students prepare lessons or assignments. Of course, the short educational documentaries will not be covered by the IMDB. Some of these may be found in the web site for The Library Video Company which offers descriptive information about many short stories, biographies and other videos, including those produced by Schlessinger Media and Schlessinger Science Library. Still another source of information is Films for Humanities which includes links to the BBC Educational Collection and Cambridge Educational films.

NOTES ON USING VIDEOTAPES IN THE CLASSROOM

We strongly urge teachers to preview tapes they plan to use in class. While we have selected these tapes from vendors' lists which claim to offer material suitable for high school students, we can not guarantee that they actually are suitable because we have not screened and evaluated each one. As you may know, works of literature that are suitable for high school in the original edition are sometimes changed in the screen version in a way that makes them clearly unsuitable for use in your lessons for high school students.

Many of the films on this list have been rated by The Motion Picture Association of America, (MPAA) which recommends voluntary compliance so that children are not exposed to films that are inappropriate for them. The ratings appear on the tape packaging and on the tape's label. Some of the films have been assigned an "R" rating, which means they are "Restricted," i. e., "children under 17 require an accompanying parent or adult guardian." Some others are labelled (by the publisher) "Not Rated." This means that if they were rated, the rating could be "R" or any of the other possible ratings.

In 1996, the National Association of Broadcasters, the National Cable Television Association and the Motion Picture Association of America established voluntary TV ratings. These ratings are displayed on your television screen for the first 15 seconds at the beginning of each hour of a program. They are also indicated on the packaging of DVD and videotape versions of shows that were made for television broadcast. These ratings are: TV G, TV PG, TV 14, TV MA and may include a letter suffix for violence (V), sexual situations (S), coarse language (L), or suggestive dialogue (D) in varying degrees. These ratings are explained on this PBS site.

Teachers must use their judgement when using an "R" rated film (or any film) in a lesson and be prepared to skip over any sections that they consider inappropriate or objectionable to students, parents or guardians. Don't embarrass yourself by using a film that you thought would fit into your lesson but which you didn't actually preview. It takes more time but it's time well spent.

Keep in mind also the great variety of ways that audio-visual material can be used. For instance, selected portions of a long video may be shown as part of a lesson, instead of the whole of a long tape. Remember: "The videotape is not the lesson." Teachers agree that simply showing a videotape for the entire period is usually not appropriate or effective as a teaching method. Showing short segments of long tapes to stimulate discussion or writing activities or to illustrate a particular point will be much more effective.

Teachers can help make this collection more useful. First, of course, rewind the tapes after you use them. Return tapes and CDs in the boxes or cases in which you received them. If you find homeless videotapes lying about in your classrooms, offices or at home, they may belong to the library. Please send them to us.

CD/ROM DATA SOURCES

"M" or "W" in parentheses indicates that the disk will run on "M"acintosh computers or on MS/DOS computers running "W"indows (3.1 or '95 or '98). Printed documentation of the program is usually limited to the jewel case booklets, though there are usually "readme" files on the disk. Such CD/ROMs are usually intended for individual use. CD/ROMs for use by groups are typically accompanied by more detailed suggestions for teachers. Those cases have been noted.

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ART: VIDEOS

Against the Odds: The Artists of the Harlem Renaissance. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 2. See the little-known story of the visual artists who made the Harlem Renaissance one of the most important artistic events in the 20th century. Rich archival footage, including newsreels and photographs, recalls the influential force of the exhibitions, the vibrancy of Harlem in the Roaring Twenties, and the many significant personalities that shaped the movement, such as William E. Harmon, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Alain Locke. Discover how African-American artists triumphed over formidable odds. Produced by NJN, The New Jersey Channel, 1994.

Art & Power: 1937 (30m) The story of Nazi perversion of art.

Benton, Thomas Hart. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 222. His paintings were burly, energetic and as uncompromising as the midwestern landscapes and laborers they celebrated. This film uses long-lost footage, penetrating interviews and the magnificent art of Benton to tell the bittersweet story of an extraordinary American artist who became emblematic of the price all artists must pay to remain true to their talents and themselves. Produced by Ken Burns and Julie Dunphey, 1989.

Creativity: Photographer's Eye (29m)
Creativity: World Of Norman Lear (Parts. I, II) (29m, 29m)
D. W. Griffith (15m)

Frank Lloyd Wright. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 281. Wright and Olgivanna began the Taliesin Fellowship, taking on apprentices who would "learn by doing." With Fallingwater Wright regained critics' acclaim with Wright masterfully employing modern principles and materials in an organic relationship to the landscape. His Usonian houses, on the otherhand, provided high-quality housing designed to be mass-produced for under $5,000. In 1937, the Fellowship began its annual pilgrimage to the Arizona desert. Here he built Taliesin West, the desert camp where the Fellowship would spend its summers. The post-war boom was Wright's most productive phase. He designed provocative and controversial buildings that ranged from a service station to a synagogue. In his design for the Solomon R. Guggenheim museum the spiral-ramped museum was not only effective; it was breathtaking. In 1959, six months before the completion of the Guggenheim, Wright died.

American Photography, A Century of Images. PBSVDBAHC Series. Three videotapes:

The Developing Image. Volume 314. Early in the 20th century, the 'Brownie'--the first affordable camera for the masses--was introduced. Over the next three decades, photographs are taken and used in myriad ways: to capture the vanishing Native American way of life in the West, to study and refine the way we work, to highlight social causes that require our attention, as a propaganda tool in the waging of war, to sell products, create media celebrities out of athletes and actors, and provide objective data in the advancement of science. Photography is slowly integrating itself into the fabric of our lives.

The Photographic Age. Volume 315. The Golden Age of photography begins as the Associated Press institutes a new 'wire' system of photo distribution. Suddenly, photos of an event half way around the world are seen everywhere at the same time. Photography affects the media in other ways as well, with the advent of LIFE, the first large format magazine, and tabloids. During the Great Depression, photos are used to 'sell' New Deal programs. Images made in WWII are another kind of propaganda tool: highly censored, they present a glorious, sanitized view of war. In the 1950s photographs are used to demonstrate how we are all members of "The Family of Man," and to jumpstart the civil rights movement.

Photography Transformed. Volume 316. America changed profoundly in the 1960s and cameras were there to capture it all. From the civil rights movement, anti-war movement, Vietnam, and the space program - photographers had unprecedented access to it all, and the media was willing to bring all the chaos of the era to the masses. With the advances in technology, photography became an increasingly powerful tool in criminology. Breakthrough digital technology promises both benefits and drawbacks for photography at the end of the 20th century. Though we live in a high-tech world, the enduring power of the still photograph remains.

Norman Rockwell and The Saturday Evening Post (?m)

ART: CD/ROMS

American Visions: Journeys Through Art. Act I
Cezanne, Paul: Portrait of My World
Great Paintings: Renaissance to Impressionism.
Great Works of Art Explained. Parts 1 & 2. (1997. M,W.)
Masterpieces of World Art.
Masterworks of Japanese Painting.
Modern Art (W,M) (2 copies)
Printshop Deluxe. 7 CDs. 2 copies.
Renaissance of Florence. (W 3.1) Text and narration in English. Includes hypertext dictionary of names and terms,
.....200+ Renaissance masterpieces in color, authentic music and an interactive tour of 15th Century Florence.
Survey of Western Art.
Van Gogh: Starry Night.

THE BLACK EXPERIENCE - VIDEOS AND DVDS

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. (DVD. 108m. Disney. Audio: Eng, Sp, Fr.)
Africa: Historical Heritage (9m)
Alice Walker (Interview, 35m)
Almos' a Man (51m)
Amistad (ED)
August Wilson (Interview, 22m, 2 copies)
August Wilson (Interview with Bill Moyers, 30m)
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (106m, 2 copies)

Beloved. (DVD. 1991. 171m. Audio: Eng, Fr.)
Benjamin Banneker (9m)
Bessie Smith (15m)
Birth of a Nation (196m, 2 tapes)

Black Americans of Achievement Video Collection I & II. 30 minutes each, 22 tapes. This complete 22-volume collection of biographies celebrates the most influential African Americans in history. Based on Chelsea House Publishers' critically acclaimed book series that draws from the expertise of the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American research at Harvard University, each volume reviews the individual's message and significance in society today. Oral historian John O'Neal hosts each program that features lively interviews with leading authorities on the subject's life, accompanied by fascinating archival footage, photographs and period music that illuminates the inspirational and motivational factors in each individual's life. Grades 5 to Adults. Color. B&W. Live Action. Copyright 1992. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, click here. Titles in this series:

Muhammad Ali. [A54] James Baldwin. [A55] Mary McLeod Bethune. [A56] George Washington Carver. [A57] Frederick Douglass. [A58] W.E.B. DuBois. [A59] Marcus Garvey. [A60] Matthew Henson. [A61]

Langston Hughes. [A62] Jesse Jackson. [A63] Martin Luther King, Jr. [A64] Thurgood Marshall. [A65] Elijah Muhammad. [A66] Jesse Owens. [A67] Colin Powell. [A68]

Jackie Robinson. [A69] Sojourner Truth. [A70] Harriet Tubman. [A71] Alice Walker. [A72] Madam C.J. Walker. [A73] Booker T. Washington. [A74] Malcolm X. [A75]

Black Orpheus. 1958. 103m.
Black Pioneers in American History, Vol. 1: 19th Century.
.....Audiocassette. Read by Eartha Kitt and Moses Gunn:
.....Frederick Douglass, 13m; Charlotte Forten, 16m;
.....Susan King Taylor, 15m; Nat Love, 13m
Black West. (1993. 48m. Turner.)
Black Women Writers (28m)
Bluest Eye. (Audio Tape. 3 hours. 1970.)
Booker. (58m, 1983)
Buffalo Soldiers. (1997. 95m. TNT. Danny Glover.)

Carmen Jones. (105m. 1954. Bellafonte, Dandridge)
Charlotte Forten's Mission. 113m. 1985. Moore, Alice, Beatty)
Color Purple ('85: Goldberg, Winfrey, 154m)
Colored Museum (ED)
Creativity: Maya Angelou (60m)
Cry Freedom. (157m. 1988. Kline, Wilton, Washington)
Cry the Beloved Country (100m, Poitier)

D. W. Griffith (15m)
Dance Theater of Harlem (43m)
Day Late and a Dollar Short. (Audiotape. 6 hours. Read by McMillan, Alfre Woodard, and Richard Allen.
Death of a Prophet: Last Days of Malcolm X. (60m. 1992. Freeman, King)
Decades of Decision Series:
      Equally Free. (20 m. c1975,1985)(TC)
      Cry Riot. (33 m.)(TC)
      To Form a More Perfect Union.(29 m.)(c1975)(TC)
Dred Scott Decision (?m)
Driving Miss Daisy. (99m. 1988. Freeman, Tandy, Aykroyd)

Emperor Jones (72m)
End of Apartheid. 2001. 40m.
Eyes on the Prize:
The following Eyes on the Prize tapes, together with the complete Eyes on the Prize series
are also available in the library as part of the PBS Video Database of American History and Culture.
Eyes on the Prize: Ain't Scared of Your Jails (60m)
Eyes on the Prize: Awakenings (60m)
Eyes on the Prize: Fighting Back (60m)
Eyes on the Prize: Mississippi: Is This America? (60m)
Eyes on the Prize: No Easy Walk (60m)

Facing the Challenge of a New Age. M. L. King, Jr.
      (Freedom Rally speech. Canton, Ohio, 3/20/64. Audiocassette. 29m)
Famous African Americans. (24m)

George Washington Carver (11m)
Ghosts of Mississippi. (131m. Baldwin, Goldberg, Woods. PG-13)
Global Links: Educational Reform in Uganda. (29m. 2001. US Agency for Int'l Dev.)
Glory (R. 122m)
Glory. (DVD. 1989. 122m. Audio: Eng, Fr.Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Po, Chi, Ko, Thai, Spa.)
Glory Continues, The True Story of. (DVD. Audio: Eng. Fr. Sp. Port. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Po, Chi, Ko, Thai, Spa)
Glory: The True Story of Glory Continues. (45m)
Go Tell it on the Mountain (Winfield, Woodard, 100m)
Gordon Parks - Raisin in the Sun - L. Hansberry Heritage in Black (27m)
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (ED)

Having Our Say. (1999. 94m.)
History of the Civil Rights Movement. [A105]
History of Slavery in America. [A106]
House of Dies Drier. (116m. 1990. Rollins, Gunn.)
Hurricane

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings ('79: Carrol, Dee, 95m)
I Remember Harlem (25m)

Jackie Robinson (43m)
James Baldwin (Black Americans of Achievement, 30m)
James Earl Jones: With a Strong Voice (50m)

Knock at Midnight. Inspiration from the Great Sermons of Martin Luther King,Jr.
      (Original recordings of MLK. 6 audiocassettes)

Langston Hughes (Black Americans of Achievement, 30m)
Learning Tree (107m)
Long Walk Home. (98m. Spacek, Goldberg, Schultz. PG.)
Lorraine Hansberry: Black Experience in the Creation of Drama (?m)
Louis Armstrong: The Gentle Giant of Jazz (24m)

Malcolm X. (201m. 2 tapes. 1992. Denzel Washington. PG-13)
Malcolm X: A Search for Identity. 1995. 50m.
Marcus Garvey: Towards Black Nationhood (49m)
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement. 20m.
Master Harold and the Boys. (90m. 1984) (Broderick, Mokae, Kani) ( TC )
Master Harold and the Boys. (90m. 1984) (Broderick, Mokae, Kani)
Midnight Ramble. (60m. 1994.) The story of the Black film industry.
Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks. (60 m. 2003).
Mississippi Burning. (127m. 1988.)
Mississippi Summer (?m)

Native Son (112m)
Native Son (Abridged) Read by James Earl Jones. 2 Audiotapes, 33m, 33m, 29m, 34m
Nelson Mandela the Man (?m)
Nothing But a Man. (92m. 1964.)

Old Chief Mshlanga (from African Stories)Read by Doris Lessing. (Audiotape. 29m)
Once Upon a Time… When We Were Colored. (1995. 113 m.)
Othello. (DVD. 1995. 123m. Audio and Subtitles: Eng, Fr.)
Othello. (3 hrs, 7 m. 1988. 2 tapes) Production at the Market Theatre, Johannesberg, SA.(TC)

Paul Robeson: One Man Show (James Earle Jones, 118m)
People Could Fly. American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton. 11 selections narrated by James Earl Jones. (Audio CD.)
Piano Lesson (PG, 99m)
Prejudice Film. (30 m.? not dated.) (Zenger Video.)(TC)

Queen. (283m. 1992.) Alex Haley's history of the paternal side of his family.

Race to Freedom. (1993. 95m. Xenon Entertainment.)
Ragtime. (156m. 1981. PG.)
Raisin in the Sun (1961: Poitier, 128m)
Raisin in the Sun (1996. Glover, Rolle. 171 m.)
Rebel Slave (?m)
Remember the Titans. (114m.)
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry ('76: McNeil, Freeman, MacLachlin, 95m)
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Mildrid D. Taylor (Interview, 26m)
Roots (Haley's, as on tv, Burton, Gossett, 6 tapes, 9.5h)
Roots. Parts 1 & 2. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Roots. Parts 3 & 4. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Roots. Parts 5 & 6. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Roots of Resistance (The American Experience. 60m. 1990.)

Saga of Slavery. (Videos for Classroom. 25 m.)
Sarafina! The Sound of Freedom. Music from the motion picture. 11 tracks. 1992. Audio CD.
Show Boat. (108m. 1951.)
Slavery (PBS special: 4 90 minute segments on one tape)
Slavery: America's Peculiar Institution. (30 m.?) (Zenger Video)(TC)
Slave's Story: Running a Thousand Miles to Freedom (28m)(SAN)
Small Steps, Big Strides: The Black Experience in Hollywood (56m. 1997.)
Soldier's Story. 102m. 1991. PG.
Solomon Northrup's Odyssey. (113m. 1984.)
Sounder (105m)
Soweto: Class of 1976 (?m)
Stand and Be Counted: Reacting to Racism. (15m. 1989)(TC)
Story Day (ED)

That's Black Entertainment: African-American Contributions in Film and Music, 1903-1944.
....(2 tapes, 60m. and 47m. 1997.)
To Kill a Mockingbird ('62: Peck, 129m)
To Kill a Mockingbird. (DVD. 1962. 130m. B&W. Audio: Eng. Fr. Sp. Subtitles: Eng. Sp.)
To Kill a Mockingbird ('62: Peck, 129m) (ED)
To Kill a Mockingbird in Context. (20m. 1999.)
Tom Sawyer ('73: Whitaker, Foster, 102m)
Tom Sawyer (Musical. Whitaker, Holm. 105m. 1973.)
Toni Morrison (29m, Includes readings from Beloved and Jazz)
Toni Morrison: A Writer's Work (60m, Interview with Bill Moyers)
Tuskegee Airmen (PG-13, 106m)

Uncle Tom's Cabin ('87: Rashad, Brooks, Dern, 108m)

"We Shall Overcome" A History of the Civil Rights Movement. (20m. 1989)
Wiz. 133m.
Woman Called Moses. (200m. 2 tapes. 1978. Tyson, Elder. Story of Harriet Tubman.)
Women of Brewster Place. (DVD. 1988. 180m. Not Rated.) Oprah Winfrey.

Zora is My Name (Drama about Z. N. Hurston, 90m)

THE BLACK EXPERIENCE - CD/ROMS

African-American History: Heroism, Struggle and Hope. Part One. (W 3.1)
African-American History: Heroism, Struggle and Hope. Part Two. (W 3.1)
African-American History: Slavery to Civil Rights. (W 3.1)
Cultural Contributions of Black Americans. 1996. (M,W)
Encarta Africana. 1999. 2 CDs (W)
Encarta Africana. 2000. 2 CDs (W)
Encarta Africana. Third Edition. 2002. (2 cds. ver. 3.0. W.)
Leading Black Americans. Part One. 1996. (M,W)
Leading Black Americans. Part Two. 1996. (M,W)

CINEMA: VIDEOS

Birth of a Nation (190m, 2 tapes)
Creativity: Photographer's Eye (29m)
Creativity: World Of Norman Lear (Parts. I, II) (29m, 29m)
D. W. Griffith (15m)
Great Dictator. (Charlie Chaplin. B&W)
Lawrence of Arabia. (1962. 216m. 2 tapes.)
Midnight Ramble. (60m. 1994.) The story of the Black film industry.
Modern Times. (Charlie Chaplin. 87m. 1936. B&W)
Phantom of the Opera. (92m. b&w. 1925. Lon Chaney.)
Psycho. 104m.
Small Steps, Big Strides: The Black Experience in Hollywood (56m. 1997.)
Ten Commandments. (1956. 219m. 2 tapes.)
That's Black Entertainment: African-American Contributions in Film and Music, 1903-1944.
....(2 tapes, 60m. and 47m. 1997.)

CINEMA: CD/ROMS

MaGill's Survey of Cinema. 1993. (MS-DOS)
Stars de Cannes. 50 Years of the Cannes Film Festival. (W 3.1)

COMPUTER TOOLS - VIDEOS

Internet Searching Skills. (23m. 1998.)

DVDS - DIGITAL VIDEO DISKS

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. (DVD. 108m. Disney. Audio: Eng, Sp, Fr.)
Antigone. (DVD. 1972. 91m.) Jean Anouilh's version with Bujold, Keach and Weaver.
Beloved. (DVD. 1991. 171m. Audio: Eng, Fr.)
Birds. (DVD. 1963. 120m. Hitchcock. Color. Audio: Eng, Fr.)
Casablanca. (DVD. 1943. 103m. B&W. Audio: Eng, Fr.)
Chorus Line. (DVD. 1985. 118m. PG-13. Eng., Fr., Span. subtitles.)
Citizen Kane. (DVD. 1941. 119m. b&w. Audio: English.)
Citizen Kane, The Battle Over. (DVD. 113m. Color and b&w. Audio: English.)
Fly Away Home. (DVD. 1992. 108m. Audio: Eng, Fr, Sp. Port.)
Forrest Gump. (DVD. 1994. 141m. Audio: Eng. Fr.)
Forrest Gump, Behind the Magic of. (DVD. 2001. 110m.)
Glory. (DVD. 1989. 122m. Audio: Eng, Fr.Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Po, Chi, Ko, Thai, Spa.)
Glory Continues, The True Story of. (DVD. Audio: Eng. Fr. Sp. Port. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Po, Chi, Ko, Thai, Spa)
It's a Wonderful Life. (DVD. 1947. 132m. B&W. Audio and Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Junction Boys. (DVD. 93m. 2003. TV 14 L. Fr. and Span. subtitles.) The story of Bear Bryant.
King and I. (DVD. 1956. 133m. Audio: Eng, Fr. Subtitles: Eng. Sp.)
Last of the Mohicans. (DVD. 1992. 117m. Audio: Eng, Fr.Subtitles: Eng, Sp.)
Little Women. (DVD. 1995. 118m. Audio: Eng, Sp, Port. Subtitles: Eng Sp, Port, Chi, Ko, Thai.)
Lord of the Flies. (DVD. 1963. 90m. B&W. Audio & Subtitles: Eng.)
Miracle Worker. (DVD. 1962. 106m. B&W. Audio and Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (DVD. 2000. 103m. English with Spanish Subtitles.)
Of Mice and Men. (DVD. 1992. 110m. Audio: Eng. Fr. Subtitles: Eng. Fr. Sp.)
Old Man and the Sea. (DVD. 1958. Tracy. Audio and Subtitles: Eng. Fr.)
Old Man and the Sea. (DVD. 1995. Quinn, 97m.)
Othello. (DVD. 1995. 123m. Audio and Subtitles: Eng, Fr.)
Real Eve. (DVD)
Romeo and Juliet. (DVD. 1968. 138m. PG. English subtitles.) Directed by Franco Zeffirelli.
Roots. Parts 1 & 2. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Roots. Parts 3 & 4. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Roots. Parts 5 & 6. (DVD. 1977. 96m., 95m. Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng, Fr, Sp.)
Saving Private Ryan. (DVD. 1998. 169m. Audio: Eng. CC: Eng.)
Star Wars - Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace. DVD Disk 1. (Audio: Eng, Sp. Subtitles: Eng.)
Star Wars - Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace. DVD Disk 2. Special Features.(Audio: English.)
To Kill a Mockingbird. (DVD. 1962. 130m. B&W. Audio: Eng. Fr. Sp. Subtitles: Eng. Sp.)
Ulysses S. Grant: Seen and Heard. (DVD. 82m. 2004. Richard Dreyfuss and Harold Holzer.)
White Fang. (DVD. 109m. PG. 1991. Spanish language track, Spanish and French Subtitles.)
Women of Brewster Place. (DVD. 1988. 180m. Not Rated.) Oprah Winfrey.

EDUCATION - VIDEOS

Global Links: Education Reform in Uganda. (29m. 2001. US Agency for Int'l Dev.)
School Libraries Raise Awareness. New York Learns. Parent Night. #200401. 26m.

EDUCATION - CD/ROMS

Internet Jumpstart CD for Education. (W95, WNT, M)
.....A set of Microsoft products and tools for exploring and publishing on the Internet.
Princeton Review: Best Colleges. Apply! 2000. Applications for 100s of colleges and universities.
Teaching and Learning with Microsoft. Tools and Training Resources for the classroom.
USNY. SED. Mathematics, Science and Technology Resources. (W,M)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - VIDEOS AND DVDS

2001: A Space Odyssey ('68, 139m)

Adventures of Huck Finn ('93, 108m)
Alice Walker (35m)
All Quite on the Western Front (ED)
All Quiet On the Western Front. (1979. 131m. Thomas, Borgnine, Pleasance. one tape.)
All Quiet On the Western Front. (1979. 131m. Thomas, Borgnine, Pleasance. same on two tapes.)
Almos' a Man (51m)
Amadeus (ED)
American Daughter. Wendy Wasserstein. Audiotape. 1999. 125m.
American Speeches, Ballads and Documents (Audiocassette, 31m)
.....The War Between the States (Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln's
.....Annual Message to Congress, Letter to General George Meade,
.....Gettysburg Address, Second Inaugural Address, Lee's Farewell
.....Address to the Army of Northern Virginia.)
America's Dream (1995. Snipes, Glover. 86 m.)
Anderson, Maxwell: Lost in the Stars (60m, Biography)
Animal Farm. (1991. 91m. Hallmark.)
Ann Frank. (1982. 189m. Ben Kingsley. 2 tapes.)
Anteus. (20 m.) Short Story Library. Learning Corp. of America. ( TC )
Antigone. (DVD. 1972. 91m.) Jean Anouilh's version with Bujold, Keach and Weaver.
Any Friend of Nicholas Nickleby is a Friend of Mine (Bradbury. 55 m.)
August Wilson (Interview, 22m, 2 copies)
August Wilson (Interview with Bill Moyers. 30m)
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (106m) (2 copies)
Age of Innocence (1994: D.Day-Lewis, 138m)

Barn Burning (Faulkner. 1980. 40 m.)
Bartleby ('72: P. Scofield, 79m)
Beauty and the Beast. (12 m. 1991.) ( TC )
Belle of Amherst. (1976. 90m. Emily Dickenson.)
Ben-hur (ED)
Bernice Bobs Her Hair (49 m.)
Billy Budd (123m)
Billy Budd ('62: Ryan & Ustinov, 125m)
Black Orpheus. (1958. 103m.)
Black Women Writers (28m)
Blue Hotel (Stephen Crane. 55 m.)
Bostonians ('84: Reeve & V. Redgrave, 120m)
Bounty. (130m. 1984. Hopkins, Gibson.)
Broken Glass (Miller. 1996. 100 m.)
Buccaneers (288m total on 3 tapes)

Call of the Wild ('92: 97m)
Cannery Row ('82: Nolte & Winger, 120m)
Canterbury Tales I (30m. 1998. Animation. Read by Royal Shakespeare Company.
Canterbury Tales II (30m. 1998. Animation. Read by Royal Shakespeare Company.
Cask of Amontillado. (19m. 1982) ( TC )
Catch 22 (122m.)
Charles. (13m.) (Short Story Library. Learning Corp. of America) ( TC )
Citylights (ED)
Clueless. (1995. 97m.)
Colored Museum. (ED)
Come Back Little Sheba. (1952. 99m. b&w.)
Creativity: Maya Angelou (60m)
Crucible. (1957. 108 m. 2 copies) Simone Signoret, Yves Montand.
.....Screenplay and script by Jean-Paul Sartre in French with English
.....subtitles. "Based on the play by Arthur Miller."
Crucible. (1996. 123m. Daniel Day Lewis, Winona Ryder, Paul Scofield. 2 copies.)
Cry the Beloved Country (100m, Poitier)
Cyrano (112m)

Dead (James Joyce's short story filmed by John Huston) (ED)
Death of a Salesman (2 audiocassettes: 38m, 32m, 40m, 41m)
Diary of Anne Franck
Dickinson, Emily: "A Certain Slant of Light" (30m. 1977. Biography. 3 copies.)
Dickenson, Emily. "Belle of Amherst." See "Belle...
Doll's House. (89 m. B+W) (Robards, Harris, Plummer. 1981) ( TC )
Don Quixote. (30m. 1999. Animation. Read by Simon Callow.)

Dos Passos, The Odyssey of John. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 207. As TIME magazine said in 1936, he captured "the sweep and chaos of modern American life." Robert MacNeil narrates, and actor William Hurt interprets the work of writer John Dos Passos. The program features interviews with Norman Mailer and William Buckley. Produced by Stephen Talbot, 1994.
Dream World (ED)

e.e. cummings: The Making of a Poet (24m)
East of Eden ('54: Dean & Harris, 118m)
Emma. (ED)
Emperor Jones (72m)
Ernest Hemingway (Famous Authors Series. 30 m.)

F. Scott Fitzgerald (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
Fahrenheit 451 ('66: Christie & Werner, 112m)
Farewell to Arms (79m)
Farewell to Arms (79m) (ED)
For Whom the Bell Tolls ('43: Bergman, Cooper, 166m)
Frankenstein (ED)

Galapagos. Kurt Vonnegut. (Audiotape read by Alan Arkin. 180m.)
Getting Hooked on Books: Friendship.
Gideon's Trumpet. (105m. 1996.)
Go Tell it on the Mountain (Winfield, Woodard, 100m)
Gone with the Wind ('39: Gable, Leigh, 232m, 2 tapes)
Good Earth (138m)
Gordon Parks - Raisin in the Sun - L. Hansberry
Grapes of Wrath ('40: Fonda, 128m)
Great Expectations (120m)
Great Gatsby ('74: Redford, Farrow, 146m)
Great Gatsby, Teaching the (25m)
Greatness of Gone With the Wind (52 m.)
Greek Myths I: Myth as Fiction, History and Ritual (27m)
Greek Myths II: Myth as Science, Religion and Ritual (24m)

H. G. Wells (50m, A&E Biography)
Hansel and Gretel. (12 m. 1991) ( TC )
Heart is a Lonely Hunter (124m)
Heinrich Boll (29m.)
Henry James (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
Herman Melville (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
How to Use the Reader's Guide
Humanities Fair. (ED)

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings ('79: Carrol, Dee, 95m. 2 copies.)
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (90m)
Importance of Being Earnest. (95 m. 1952. Evans, Redgrave, Rutherford)(TC)
Innocents Abroad (Mark Twain. 116m)
Innovation: Setting the Stage (24m)
Internet Searching Skills. (23m. 1998.)
Islands In the Stream ('79: Scott, 110m)

Jamaica Arts Center (ED)
James Baldwin (Black Americans of Achievement, 30m)
Jane Eyre (239m)
Jaws (ED)
John Steinbeck (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
Judgement at Nuremberg.
Julius Caesar (116m)

Kate Chopin: Five Stories of an Hour (26m)
King Lear (182m. Staged as seen in the 16th Century. 2 tapes)
Kurt Vonnegut: A Self Portrait (29m)

Lady or the Tiger. (16 m.) ( TC )
Last of the Mohegans (Day-Lewis. 1992. 114m.)
Last of the Mohegans (Day-Lewis. 1992. 114m.) (ED)
Learning Tree (107mm)
Life is Beautiful. 1998. 118m.
Life on the Mississippi (115m)
Lilies of the Field ('63: Poitier, Skala, 94m)
Little Women ('95: Ryder, Sarandon, 118m)
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Long Day's Journey Into Night Part I (?m)
Long Day's Journey Into Night Part II (?m)
Lorraine Hansberry: Black Expererience in the Creation of Drama(?m)
Lottery. (19 m.) ( TC )

Man for All Seasons. 1966. (120m G)
Man in the Iron Mask. 1998. (2h,12m PG13)
Mark Twain (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
Mark Twain, A Musical Biography (88m)
Mark Twain Classics Series (5 vols, 87-120m)(Titles dispersed in this list.)
Masque of the Red Death ('65: Price, 89m)
Master Harold and the Boys. (90m. 1984) (Broderick, Mokae, Kani) ( TC )
Master Harold and the Boys. (90m. 1984) (Broderick, Mokae, Kani)
Melville, Herman: Consider the Sea (30m, biography)
Merlin (ED)
Miracle in Rome (76m) G. G. Marquez
Miracle Worker (2 copies) (98m)
Moby Dick (116m)
Moby Dick ('56: Peck, Wells, 116m)
Moonstone. (120m. 1996.)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (130m)
My Jack London: A Daughter Remembers (25m)
Mysterious Stranger (89m)
Mystery of Edgar Allen Poe (50m)

Nabokov on Kafka (30m)
Native Son (112m)
Native Son (Abridged. Read by James Earl Jones)
.....(2 Audiocassettes, 33m, 33m, 29m, 34m)
Necklace. (19 m. 1980) (Short story by Guy de Maupassant.)

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (DVD. 2000. 103m. English with Spanish Subtitles.)
Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. (29 m. 1962)
.....(Golden Age of Television Series. #513) ( TC )
Odyssey (ED)
Of Mice and Men (150m)
Of Mice and Men ('92: Malkovich, Sinise, 110m)
Of Mice and Men. (110 m. 1992) (Malkovich, Sinise. PG-13) ( TC )
Old Chief Mshlanga (from African Stories, Read by Doris Lessing, Audiotape 29m)
Old Man and the Sea ('95: Quinn, 97m.)
Old Man and the Sea (DVD. '95: Quinn, 97m.)
Oliver (ED)
Once Upon a Time - When We Were Colored. (1995. 113 m.)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ('75: Nicholson, 129m, 2 Copies )
Our Town (1989, Spalding Gray) (104m, c.1)
Our Town
Outsiders ('83: Dillon,Macchio, 91m. 3 copies.)
Ox-Bow Incident ('43: Fonda, 73m)

Paul's Case (Willa Cather. 52 m.)
Pearl (80m)
Pearl ('47: 105m)
The Pigman and Me. (Paul Zindel. 3 audiocassettes, 3.25hrs. 1991.)
Pigeon Feathers (Updike. 1987. 45 m.)
Pit and the Pendulum ('61: Price, Kerr, 80m)
Poe, Edgar Allan,: Architect of Dreams (30m)
Poetry Speaks. (Audio CD. 3 disks with book of the same title.)
Porter, Katherine Anne: The Eye of Memory (60m)
Prince and the Pauper. (2000. 90m.)
Princess Bride (ED)
Private History of a Campaign that Failed. Twain. (89m)
Pudd'nhead Wilson (1hr, 2 copies)

Raisin in the Sun ('61: Poitier, 128m)
Raisin in the Sun (1996. Glover, Rolle. 171 m.)
Rappacini's Daughter. (Hawthorne. 57 m.)
Rappacini's Daughter. (Hawthorne. 57 m.)(TC)
Raven ('63: Price, Karloff, 86m)
Red Badge of Courage ('51: Murphy, Mauldin, 70m)
Red Pony ('49: Loy, Mitchum, 89m)
Rime of the Ancient Mariner (60 m.)
.....(Raul daSilva, narration by Sir Michael Redgrave) ( TC )
Sophie's Choice ('82: Streep, Kline, 157m)
Sounder (105m)
Sophocles: The Banned Plays (ED)
Stand and Deliver. (1988. 103m. Olmos, Phillip.)
Stanislavsky: Maker of the Modern Theatre (?m)
Street Car Named Desire (122m)
Summer of My German Soldier (98m)
Symposium (ED)

Tale of Two Cities. (1935. 128m. A-186.)
Tale of Two Cities. (1958. 112m. Dirk Bogard.)
Tale of Two Cities. (1991. 156m.)
Taylor, Mildred D.,: Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry (26m)
Tell-Tale Heart. (30 m. 1971.) ( TC )
That Was Then...This is Now ('85: Hinton's. Estevez, 102m)
Thornton Wilder: A Portrait (2 copies, 24m)
Titanic. (The Movie.) (1997. 194m. 2 tapes. DiCaprio, Winslet.)
To Build a Fire. (56 m. 1969. Narrated by Orson Welles.) ( TC )
To Build a Fire. (56 m. 1969. Narrated by Orson Welles.)
To Kill a Mockingbird ('62: Peck,129m)
To Kill A Mockingbird ('62: Peck, 129m plus extra interviews. Letterbox.)
Tom Sawyer ('73: Whitaker, Foster, 102m)
Toni Morrison (29m. Includes readings from Beloved and Jazz)
Toni Morrison: A Writer's Work (60m, Interview with Bill Moyers)
Tortilla Flat ('42: Tracy, Lamarr, b&w, 100m)
Treasury of J. F. Kennedy Addresses. (Audiocassette)
.....Accepting the Presidential Nom., 7/15/60 (20m),
.....Inaugural Address, 1/20/61 (14m)
Turn of the Screw (118m)

Washington Irving. (1987) (Meet the Classic Authors Series.) ( TC )
West Side Story. (1961. 151m. 2 copies.)
Where the Red Fern Grows (100m)
White Fang. (DVD. 109m. PG. 1991. Spanish language track, Spanish and French Subtitles.)
Who Am I This Time? (160m)
William Faulkner (Famous Authors Series. 30m.)
Wuthering Heights. (104 m. 1939) (Olivier, Oberon, Niven) ( TC )

Yearling ('94: Smart, Strauss, 98m)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - CD/ROMS

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Study Tools Series. W, M)
Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Study Tools Series. W, M)
Creative Writer 2 (W95)
English Language Arts Resources. USNY. SED. (W, M)
From the Classics: Great Themes.
History of American Literature: 4 disks:
.....Common Sense – Last of the Mohegans. (W, M)
.....Little Women – Call of the Wild. (W, M)
.....The Jungle – Grapes of Wrath. (W, M)
.....Catch 22 – Color Purple. (W, M)
History of English Literature: 4 disks:
.....Pt 1, Disk 1: Beowulf – Hamlet (W, M)
.....Pt 1, Disk 2: Paradise Lost – Ivanhoe (W, M)
.....Pt 2, Disk 1: Lyrical Ballads – Silas Marner (W, M)
.....Pt 2, Disk 2: War of the Worlds – Brave New World (W, M)
History of European Literature. Vol. 1. (W,M)
History of European Literature. Vol. 2. (W,M)
How To Read and Understand Drama (W,M)
How To Read and Understand Poetry (W,M)
How To Read and Understand Short Fiction (W,M) 2 copies.
Inspiration. (v.5.0e. M.W. 1999.)
.....Inspire students to develop ideas and organize thinking.
Library of the Future (W 3.1, DOS) 3500+ separate books, stories, plays, poems
.....all on one CD.
Masterplots II. (DOS)
Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece. Disk 1. (W,M)
Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece. Disk 2. (W,M)
Myths of Ancient Greece.
Newbury House Dictionary of American English with Activity Guide. (M. W 3.1-98, NT) Definitions with audible pronunciations. (Accompanies printed version.)
Of Mice and Men. (M)
Of Mice and Men. (W)
People Could Fly. American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton. 11 selections narrated by James Earl Jones. (Audio CD.)
Pearl and The Red Pony (W) (Includes teacher's guide)
Perfect Paragraph. (M,W. Clearvue. 2000.)
Reader Rabbit's Reading 2 (Ages 5-8, Grades 1-2)
Scarlet Letter (Study Tools Series. W, M)
Science Fiction and Fantasy (W,M) 2 copies.
Sesame Street - Get Set for Kindergarten. (W)
.....Disk 1: Let's Make a Word.
.....Disk 2: Get Set to Learn.
Short Story Writing (W, M)
Spelling Jungle. (W)
Tell-Tale Heart (English with Spanish and English background commentary). (M)

Time,Life and Works of:

Chaucer. (W, M) Dickens. (W, M) Hardy. (W, M)

Hawthorne. (W, M) Hemingway. (W, M) Shakespeare. (W, M)

Thoreau. (W, M) Whitman. (W, M) Wordsworth. (W, M)

Twayne's English Authors. 1997.
Twayne's U.S. Authors.
Twayne's World Authors. (Inc. technical booklet.)
Voyages of Ulysses and Aeneas (W, M) 2 copies.
Women of Literature – Disk 1: Heroines, Sirens and Shrews (W,M) 2 copies.
Women of Literature -- Disk 2: Novelists, Playwrights and Poets (W,M) 2 copies

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - CURRICULUM GUIDES.

The Curriculum Guides listed below are on file in the English Department Office for use by English teachers. Please photocopy whatever material you may need, but please do not remove the guides from the office.

The Learning Tree. The Pearl / Of Mice and Men. Having Our Say / A Gathering of Old Men. A Midsummer Night's Dream. Things Fall Apart / No Longer at Ease. Animal Farm / The Book of the Dun Cow.

Twelfth Night. Romeo and Juliet. Night. Frankenstein. The Bean Trees / Pigs in Heaven. Crucible.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - DRAMA, AMERICAN - VIDEOS AND DVDS

This is the subject area assigned to the Jamaica High School Library for intensive collection development and inter library loan funded annually through the Board of Education's Cooperative Collection Development Program.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. (89m. 1939. 2 copies.)
Adventures of Tom Sawyer. (93m.)
Adventures of Tom Sawyer. (76m. 1973.)
Abraham Lincoln in Illinois. 1940. 110 m. Massey, Lockhart, Gordon, Howard.
Abraham Lincoln in Illinois. 1940. (110 m. ) Massey, Lockhart, Gordon, Howard. (TC)
All My Sons (1986: James Whitmore, 122m)
All the Kings Men (1949: Brod. Crawford, 109m)
All the President's Men. (155m. 1976.)
Arthur Miller. (78m.)
Apocalypse Now. (153m. 1979. R.)
August Wilson (22m, Interview, 2 copies)
August Wilson (30m, Interview with Bill Moyers)

Billy Budd ('62: Ryan & Ustinov, 125m)
Birth of a Nation (190m, 2 tapes)
Born on the Fourth of July. 1989. (2h,25m. R)
Broadway V. 1 - The Formative Years
Broadway V. 2 - Broadway Comes of Age
Broadway V. 3 - The Golden Years
Broadway V. 4 - The Revolution Mellows
Broadway V. 5 - The Revolution On Broadway
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (1974, 111m.) (See also: Grapes of Wrath.)
Buccaneers (288m total on 3 tapes)

Caine Mutiny ('54: Bogart & Ferrer, 125m)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof ('58: Taylor, Newman,108m)
China Syndrome. 123m. 1978.
Chorus Line. (DVD. 1985. 118m. PG-13. Eng., Fr., Span. subtitles.)
Cider House Rules.
Crucible. (1957. 108 m.)
Crucible. (1996. 123 m.)
Crucible, Arthur Miller and the. (29m. 1997.)

Dead Poets Society. (128m.)
Death of a Salesman (2 audiocassettes: 38m, 32m, 40m, 41m)
Death of a Salesman. (135 m. Hoffman, Durning, Reid, Lange, Malkovich)(TC)
Death of a Salesman. (135 m. Hoffman, Durning, Reid, Lange, Malkovich)
....Includes Private Conversations. (Interview. 82m.)
Desire Under the Elms ('58: Perkins, Loren, 111m)

East of Eden ('54: Dean & Harris, 118m)
Elmer Gantry ('60: Lancaster & Simmons, 147m)
Emperor Jones (72m)
Ethan Frome. (99m. PG.)

Fame. 1980 (2h,13m. R)
Fiddler on the Roof. 1971. (2h, 58m. G. 2 tapes)
Fort Apache, The Bronx. (120m.)

Gideon's Trumpet. (105m. 1979.)
Glass Menagerie. (134 m. 1987) (Woodward, Malkovich)
Glass Menagerie. (134 m. 1987) (Woodward, Malkovich) ( TC )
Gordon Parks - Raisin in the Sun - L. Hansberry
Grapes of Wrath. (128m. 1940. 2 copies) (See also: Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?)

Hiding Place. (147m. 1975. PG.)
Huckleberry Finn. (74m. Ron Howard. PG.)
Hurricane. (Denzel Washington.)

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. (1978. 96m. 2 copies.)
Inherit the Wind (?m)

James Earl Jones: With a Strong Voice (50m)

Langston Hughes (Black Americans of Achievement, 30m)
Lifeboat (97m., BW) Bankhead, Bendix, Slezak, Hodiak, Cronyn, Lee.
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Long Day's Journey Into Night Part I (?m)
Long Day's Journey Into Night Part II (?m)
Lorraine Hansberry: Black Experience in the Creation of Drama (?m)

Member of the Wedding. (91m. 1953.)
Miracle Worker (2 copies, 98m)
Mr. Holland's Opus (PG. 143m)
My Cousin Vinny. (120m. 1992.)

Night of the Iguana ('64: Burton, Kerr, B&W, 119m)
Norma Rae.

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (DVD. 103m. 2000.)
Our Town (?m)
Our Town (Spalding Gray, 1989, 104m)
Outsiders. (1982. 91m. 3 copies.)

Philadelphia.
Piano Lesson (PG. 99m)
Psycho. (104m.)

Raging Bull. (129m. 1980.)
Ragtime. (156m. 1981. PG.)
Raisin in the Sun. (1961. 128m. Poitier. 3 copies.) Raisin in the Sun. (1996. 171m. Glover. Rolle.)

Search for an American Voice in Theater: 6 tapes:

Prelude and First Curtains. 52m. (A-117) Tragedian, the Rebel and the Prince. 30m. (A-118) From Apprenticeship to the Academy. 30m. (A-119)

Village Radicals, New Americans, Boom and Crash. 30m. (A-120) Federal Theater Project 891 and the Mercury Theater. 30m. (A-121) Into the Post War Era. 30m. (A-122)

Separate But Equal. (193m. 1991.)
Shane (117m. Ladd, Arthur, Heflin)
Shawshank Redemption. 142m. 1994.
South Pacific. (150m. 1958.)
Stanislavsky: Maker of the Modern Theatre (?m)
Star Wars, The Mythology of. (57m. Lucas and Moyers.)
Street Car Named Desire (Brando, 122m)
Street Car Named Desire (Brando, 122m) (ED)
Subject Was Roses (1968. Neal, Albertson, Sheen. 107 m.)

Tennessee Williams: Orpheus of the American Stage. (90m. 1994.)
That's Black Entertainment: African-American Contributions in Film and Music, 1903-1944.
....(2 tapes, 60m. and 47m. 1997.)
Thornton Wilder (24m)
To Kill a Mockingbird (ED)
To Kill a Mockingbird in Context. (20m. 1999.)
Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945, 128 m. B&W)
Twelve Angry Men (95m. 1957. Fonda, Cobb, b&w, 2 copies))

Wag the Dog. (1997. 96m.)
West Side Story. (1961. 151m. 2 copies.)
White Fang. (DVD. 109m. PG. 1991. Spanish language track, Spanish and French Subtitles.)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? ('66: Taylor, Burton, 129m)
Zora is My Name (Drama about Z. N. Hurston, 90m)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - DRAMA, AMERICAN - CD/ROMS

Crucible.
      The Ultimate Study Guide and Classroom Companion. (W95) Includes
      performance, history, criticism, maps, teacher's guide.
Of Mice and Men.
       The Multimedia Life and Work of One of America's Greatest Authors.(W95)
       Includes the play version and criticism, dramatic reading by
      Gary Sinise, Salinas Valley map, songs, memorabilia, biographical
      notes. Searchable. Teacher's guide. 2 copies.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - SHAKESPEARE - VIDEOS

Hamlet. (114 m. 1964) (Williamson) ( TC )
Hamlet (155m)
Hamlet (ED)
Hamlet. (119m. 1969. G. Nicol Williamson.)
Hamlet. (242m. 2 tapes. PG-13. 1996. Branagh, Christie.)
.....Includes extra footage: To Be on Camera: A History with Hamlet.
Hamlet. (135m. 1990. PG. Zeffirelli, Gibson, Close.)
James Earl Jones: With a Strong Voice (50m)
Julius Caesar (122m) (Brando, etc.)
Julius Caesar (116m) (Heston, Robards, 2 copies)
Julius Caesar, Teaching. (30m)
King Lear (182m, Staged as seen in the 16th Century. 2 tapes)
Macbeth (112m)
Macbeth. (110m. 1988. HBO.)
Macbeth (139m. R. 1971. Polanski.)
Macbeth (103 m.) (NBC-TV Hallmark Hall of Fame. 11/28/54. Evans, Anderson.
.....Golden Age of Television #36) ( TC )
Merchant of Venice. (131m. 1973. Olivier.)
Midsummer Night's Dream. (120m. 1999. PG_13. Kline, Pfeiffer.)
Much Ado About Nothing. 1993 (110m PG13.) Branagh, Thompson.
Othello. (3 hrs, 7 m. 1988. 2 tapes) Production at the Market Theatre, Johannesberg, SA.(TC)
Othello. (124m. R. 1998. Fishburn, Branagh, Jacob.)
Othello. (2001. 96m. Walker, Eccleston, Hawes. For mature audiences. Set in modern day London.)
Othello as a Tragedy. (2001. 21m. Standard Deviants.)
Paul Robeson: One Man Show (James Earle Jones, 118m)
Playing Shakespeare With the Royal Shakespeare Company
Richard III. (104m. 1995. R. McKellen, Bening.)
Romeo and Juliet (165m, 2 tapes) (Staged as seen in the 16th Cent.)
Romeo and Juliet (DeCaprio) (ED)
Romeo and Juliet (Zeffirelli. Edited version: 45 minutes.)
Romeo and Juliet (Zeffirelli) (ED)
Romeo and Juliet. (DVD. 1968. 138m. PG. English subtitles.) Directed by Franco Zeffirelli.
Shakespeare: A Mirror to Man (27m) (SAN)
Shakespeare and His Stage: Approaches to Hamlet (45m)
Shakespeare and the Globe (31m)
Shakespeare in Rehearsal: The Tragedie of Macbeth. (20 m.) ( TC )
Shakespeare's Imagery (16m)
Shaping of the Western World: Shakespeare: A Mirror to Man (27m)
Tempest. (143m. 1982. PG. Cassavetes, Rowlands, Julia.)
Themes of Macbeth. Part 2. (27 m.) ( TC )
Twelfth Night. (133m. 1996. PG. Carter, Kingsley.)
West Side Story. (1961. 151m. 2 copies.)
World of William Shakespeare (National Geographic.)
.....Hamlet. (35 m. c1978, 1985) ( TC )
.....Macbeth. (36 m. c1978, 1985) ( TC )
.....Romeo and Juliet. (36 m. c1978, 1985) ( TC )

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - SHAKESPEARE - CD/ROMS

Macbeth (W95, M 7) Teacher's guide.
SHAKESPEARE INTERACTIVE:

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Julius Caesar. King Lear. Merchant of Venice.

Midsummer Night's Dream. Much Ado About Nothing. Othello.

Romeo and Juliet. Taming of the Shrew. Twelfth Night.

Shakespeare's London. (W,M) 2 copies.
Shakespeare's Theatre. (W,M) 2 copies.
Time, Life and Works of Shakespeare. (W, M)
William Shakespeare. The Complete Works on CD/ROM.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE -VIDEOS

Crucible. (1957. 108 m. 2 copies) Simone Signoret, Yves Montand. Screenplay
.....and script by Jean-Paul Sartre in French with English subtitles. "Based on the play by Arthur Miller."
Zero de Conduite. (1933. 44m. b&w. French with English subtitles.)

FOREIGN LANGUAGE - CD/ROMS

Allez Viens!  Interactive CD-ROM Program. Holt French Level 1.
      (3 CD/ROMs and a booklet in a loose-leaf binder to accompany the text)
Bonus CD. Language Software. (2 copies. W. M.)
Chinese, Everyday.
Espanol Dinamico. (1996. DynEd. Int'l. v.2.0. Eng. Level One. 2 disks. Includes installation disk v.1.8c (2001-2002) and 129p. Instructor's Manual with Student Worksheets. W. M.)
French. (W. Language Learning Co.)
French Interactive, Discovering. Blanc CD/ROM A. Units 1-5, with teacher's guide.
French Interactive, Discovering. Blanc CD/ROM B. Units 6-9, with teacher's guide.
French I. Rosetta Stone Language Library.
French Tutor. An Interactive French Course. (Bonus: Italian, Latin and German tutorials. (Queue. MS-DOS.)
German.
Greek.
Hebrew.
Italian.
Japanese.
Latin I. Rosetta Stone Language Library.
Learn Spanish Now! V.8 Master Program. (W. M.)
Learn Russian Now! V.8 Master Program. (W. M.)
Parliamo Italiano! Now! (Includes refeence and learner's guide.)
Rosetta Stone Language Library. Application CD/ROM. 2 copies.
Russian, Everyday.
Spanish, Everyday. Speak as the Spanish Do. (W. Romtech, Inc. 1996.)
Spanish I. Rosetta Stone Language Library.
Spanish II. Rosetta Stone Language Library.
Ven Conmigo. Level I. Interactive CD/ROM Program. (3 CDs)
Ven Conmigo. Level II. Interactive CD/ROM Program. (3 CDs)

GUIDANCE - VIDEOS

Career Encounters: Mechanical Engineering. (13m.)
Careers in Health Care (24m)
Great Achievements in Mechanical Engineering. (2002. 22m. Career guidance. Amer. Soc. of Mech. Engineers.)
Navy - The Journey of a Lifetime (1999, 15m)
No Limits. (16m. 2002.) Overview of career opportunities in the
.....consumer electronics industry. Consumer Electronics Association.
What You See Is Not All You Get. (2002. 11m. Coping with the WTC disaster for teens.)A-183.

GUIDANCE - CD/ROMS

College Resources. Peterson's. 2 copies.
Cracking the SAT. v.4.2. Princeton Review. (2002. W. M.)
Four Year Colleges. Peterson's. (2001. W. M.)
Hobson's Guide to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. (2002-2003. W. M.)
Improving Your Job and Career Prospects. (DOS)
Life Skills. (1999. Queue. W. M.)
Lovejoy's College Counselor (W3.1) Select a college, find financial aid, identify employment prospects,
.....choose a major. 1600+ colleges, 2500 aid sources, 120 careers, 150 majors.
Lullaby for Columbine: Love Endures. (Audio cd. 17 tracks. 67:31m. Inspirational music re dealing with the Columbine shootings.
Multimedia Career Center & Resume Express (Demonstration/Promotional CD/ROM)
Occupational Outlook Handbook (W 3.1, M) Includes a CD/ROM for Quick Time
.....and a manual. Explore careers on a computer.
One-On-One With the SAT: Test Prep From the Test Makers. v.2.0. (College Board. 2000. 2 copies)
Opportunities in the Army National Guard (W,M. 2 copies)
Real Stuff. Real SAT Prep. College Search. Scholarship Search. College Board. (2001. W.)
SAT Test Prep. Peterson's. (2000. W)
Score Builder for the ACT (W,M)
Score Builder for the SAT and PSAT. (W,M)

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - VIDEOS AND DVDS

And The Crowd Goes Wild! (Two audio CDs with a book by the same title: (OV 70.4 GARN) Hear 47 great sports events just as they happened. Includes Bob Beamon, JHS Alumnus, setting Olympic long Jump record. [#16])
At the Buzzer! Greatest Moments in NBA History. Original broadcasts and all new commentary. Narration by Bill Walton. (2001. NBA Properties. 2 audio CDs. 74 tracks. Companion to the book of the same title.
Basketball Drills, 48 Championship. (42m.)
Bicycle Repair (76m)
Brandon Tells His Story. (28m. DWI.)
Cardiovascular Disease: An Introduction (30m?)
.....Heart Disease: America's #1 Killer - Learn the Warning Signs that May Save Your Life
Cardiovascular Disease: Prevention and Control (30m?)
.....Heart Disease: Learn the Risk Factors and What They Mean to You
Cholesterol Made Easy (30m?) What It Is, Why We Have It, How to Control It
CPR/ACD for the Professional Rescuer. (2002. 87m.)
Diabetes: An Introduction (30m? Controlling Your Diabetes: A Guide to Working with Your Doctor)
Donna's Aerobic Kickboxing. (1999. 30m.)
Hypertension: The Silent Killer (30m?) High Blood Pressure: What You Can Do to Protect Your Health
In the Mix. PBS. Live By the Gun, Die By the Gun. 30m. (A-166)
In the Mix. PBS. Depression: On the Edge. 30m. (A-167)
In the Mix. PBS. Drug Abuse: Altered States. 28.5m. (A-168)
In the Mix. PBS. School Violence. Answers from the Inside. 30m.(A-169)
In the Mix. PBS. Sex: Everyone's Doing It - NOT! 30m.(A-170)
Junction Boys. (DVD. 93m. 2003. TV 14 L. Fr. and Span. subtitles.) The story of Bear Bryant.
Lifeguard Training. American Red Cross. V. 1:113m, V. 2:107m.
Nutrition & Exercise Facts to Live By (30m?) Prevent Heart Disease with Simple Changes in Your Lifestyle)
Nutrition for Health: The Food Pyramid. 15m.

Smokin': Somebody Stop Me! Video Series. 4 tapes. 23min. each. This timely and important four-part video series presents the harsh facts about smoking in an entertaining, action-packed and age-appropriate manner. Kids talk about their own experiences with smoking and discuss the controversial consequences. Candid interviews, staged debates, documentary footage, captivating animation and original music make this series a fast-paced, engaging, yet informative way to educate elementary, middle and high school-aged students about smoking. Each program includes a Teacher's Guide. Grades 4 to 12. Color. Live Action. Closed-Captioned. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, click here. Titles in this series:

Dangers of Smoking. [A101] Why Kids Smoke. [A102]

Teen Smoking. [A103] Quitting Smoking. [A104]

Teen Health Video Series. 30 min each, 15 tapes in series. This award-winning series is an invaluable resource for health educators, covering a diverse range of sensitive topics in a lively and informative style. The topics are presented with a focus on teens with real-life experience in difficult situations while emphasizing preventive health and awareness. The programs combine teen testimonials with discussions led by adolescent medicine specialists. Dynamic graphics and music help present the information in a memorable and non-judgmental way. A teacher's guide is included with each program. Grades 5 to 12. Color. Live Action. Closed-Captioned. Copyright 1994. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, click here. Titles in this series:

Abusive Relationships. [A76] AIDS. [A77] Birth Control. [A78] Cancer. [A79] Child Abuse. [A80] Eating Disorders. [A81] Nutrition and Diet. [A82]

Peer Pressure. [A83] Puberty. [A84] Self-Esteem. [A85] Sexual Harassment. [A86] Sports Medicine. [A87] STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases). [A88] Teen Pregnancy. [A89] Teen Sexuality. [A90]

Video Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs.. 30 min. each, 10 tapes. Based on the best-selling book series "The Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs," this authoritative, landmark production is a powerful weapon in the war on drugs. Scientists team up with law enforcement agents, counselors, drug historians and professors to create direct and informative programs, which answer the questions kids are most likely to ask, as well as those they ought to ask. Some of the finest minds and institutions in the field examine clinical research, the effects of drugs on the mind and body, the hard facts about recovery and rehabilitation and trends of drug use among teenagers today. Grades 7 to Adults. Color. Live Action. Copyright 1991. For publisher's descriptions of these tapes, click here. Titles in this series:

Alcohol and Alcoholism. [A91] Alcohol: Teenage Drinking. [A92] Amphetamines: Danger in the Fast Lane. [A93] Barbiturates: Sleeping Potion or Intoxicant? [A94] Cocaine & Crack: The New Epidemic. [A95]

Heroin: The Street Narcotic. [A96] Marijuana: Its Effects on Mind & Body. [A97] Nicotine: An Old-Fashioned Addiction. [A98] Prescription Narcotics: The Addictive Painkillers. [A99] Teenage Depression and Suicide. [A100]

Water Works II: Shallow Water Aerobic Workout. No Swimming Skills Required. (1997. 40m. Includes audiotape.
Winning Baseball Strategies. (32m.)
Youth Football. Strategies for Success. (1998. "on coaching and playing youth football.)

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - CD/ROMS

Jump Start First Grade (W,M) ("…ten sing & learn songs for your music CD player.")
Mayo Clinic: Sports Health & Fitness. (DOS)

LATINO EXPERIENCE - VIDEOS

Don Quixote. (30m. 1999. Animation. Read by Simon Callow.)
El Norte. Tortilla Flat ('42: Tracy, Lamarr, b&w, 100m)
West Side Story. (1961. 151m. 2 copies.)

Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Video Collection. 30 minutes each, 10 tapes. These compelling biographies introduce students to outstanding Hispanic and Latin American men and women who have made significant contributions to their fields, countries and culture. From Spain, Mexico and the countries of Central and South America, covering the 15th century to the present, these individuals helped shape world politics, sports, philosophy and the arts. Period music, archival photographs, paintings, maps and expert commentary provide a complete picture of their lives and the significance of their achievements today. Grades 7 to Adults. Color. B&W. Live Action. Closed-Captioned. Copyright 1995. For publisher's descriptions of these tapes, a Teacher's Guide and Curriculum Correlation Documents, click here Titles in this series:

Joan Baez. [A1] Simon Bolivar. [A2] Cesar Chavez. [A3]

Roberto Clemente. [A4] Hernan Cortes. [A5] Ferdinand & Isabella. [A6]

Pablo Neruda. [A7] Juan & Evita Peron. [A8] George Santayana. [A9] Pancho Villa. [A10]

Mayan: History of the Mayas (?m)
Nations of the World Series: Central America. (25 m. 1987) (TC)

LATINO EXPERIENCE - CD / ROMS

History and Culture of Spain. (M,W) Narration and text in English, beginning Spanish and advanced Spanish.
.....Art, architecture, maps, prose and teacher's guide on the disk.

MATHEMATICS - VIDEOS

Einstein, Life and Mind of (24m)
Geometry and Measurement.
Stand and Deliver. (1998. 103m.)

MATHEMATICS - CD/ROMS

Algebra. (Middle and High School Math) 2 copies.
Algebra: Equation Solving Skills.
Algebra I: High School. (v.3.0 Super Tutor Company.)
Algebra Made Painless: Introduction to Solving Algebraic Word Problems.
Algebra Made Painless: Signed Numbers.
Clip Art for Math Teachers.
Crash Course: Differential Calculus. (1996. Mac)
Crash Course: Differential Calculus. (1996. Win)
E. M. E. Key Skills: Guesstimation. (Includes study guide booklet. W,M)
Essential Math Worksheets.
For Credit: Math of Money.
Geometry: Concepts and Proofs.
Geometry. (Middle and High School Math.) 2 copies.
Geometry: TestWorks. 2nd Ed. (W,M)
Geometry: Parallel Lines and Quadrilaterals.
Geometry: Planely Simple.
Geometry: Right Triangles.
Hidden Treasures of Al Jabr.
I Love Math. Dorling Kindersley. 1997. 5 copies. Includes teacher's manual.
Math Blaster – Algebra (M, W95, W98) 3 copies.
Math Workshop Deluxe (W, M)
Mathematics A Exams. Self tests with explanations of the answers.(W)
Mighty Math: Cosmic Geometry.
Pre-Algebra. (Middle and High School Math) 2 copies.
SAT Math I.
SAT Math Lessons.
Test Works: Geometry. (v.2.0. W. M. Second Edition.)
Trigonometry. (Middle and High School Math. 2 copies.)

MUSIC AND DANCE - VIDEOS AND DVDS

Against the Odds: Ludwig van Beethoven. (10m. FFH.)
Amadeus. (ED)
Amadeus. (1997. 160m. 3 copies.)
Black Orpheus. 1958. 103m.
Broadway V. 1 - The Formative Years.
Broadway V. 2 - Broadway Comes of Age.
Broadway V. 3 - The Golden Years.
Broadway V. 4 - The Revolution Mellows.
Broadway V. 5 - The Revolution On Broadway.
Chorus Line. (DVD. 1985. 118m. PG-13. Eng., Fr., Span. subtitles.)
Dance Theater of Harlem. (43m)
Dead. James Joyce's short story filmed by John Huston. Includes a song sung in Gaelic by Frank Patterson.) (ED)
Fame. 1980 (2h,13m. R)
Fiddler on the Roof. 1971. (2h, 58m. G. 2 tapes)

Jazz. 10 tape PBS Series.

Gumbo - Vol. 333 The Gift - Vol. 334 Our Language - Vol. 335 True Welcome - Vol. 336 Swing: Pure Pleasure - Vol. 337

Swing: The Velocity of Celebration - Vol. 338 Dedicated to Chaos - Vol. 339 Risk - Vol. 340 Adventure - Vol. 341 Masterpiece by Midnight - Vol. 342

King and I. (1956. 133m.)
Kismet. (1955. 113m.)

Lift Every Voice - I'LL MAKE ME A WORLD SERIES. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 290 The series' opening hour looks at the trials and triumphs of the first generation of African-American artists born to freedom. Bert Williams and George Walker forge careers as vaudeville stars. Performing within a racist minstrel tradition, they nonetheless make a living as black artists, infusing minstrelsy with genuine elements of black culture. In New Orleans, talented musicians create the innovative and exuberant sounds of ragtime and jazz, music that comes to be identified as quintessentially American. And a powerful new medium--film--allows Oscar Micheaux to make motion pictures that present the complexities of African-American life at a time when many white filmmakers were promoting dangerous racial stereotypes. Produced by Blackside, Inc. Film and Television Productions, 1998.

Louis Armstrong: The Gentle Giant of Jazz (24m)
Ludwig Van Beethoven (10m)
Mozart and His Music (12.5m. 2 copies)
Mr. Holland's Opus (PG. 143m)
My Fair Lady. (1964. 171m.)
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000. 103m. DVD. Spanish subtitles.)
Oklahoma! (1955. 145m.)
Paul Robeson: One Man Show (James Earle Jones, 118m)
Selena. (1998. 128m.)
Show Boat. (108m. Jerome Kern. 1951.)
Songcatcher. (Sharyn McCrumb. "Lyrical tale of Appalachia." 7 audio tapes. 10 hours.)
Songs of an Irish Revolutionary (Audiocassette, 42m)
Songs of the Civil War. (A musical companion to...Civil War produced bt Jim Brown and Ken Burns.(1991. 60m.)
South Pacific. (1958. 150m. Brazzi, Gaynor, Kerr, Walston.)
South Pacific. (2001. 135m. Close, Connick, Sherbedgia.)

That Rhythm, Those Blues. PBSVDBAHC. Volume 14. In the small towns and cities of the South in the 1940s and 1950s, black rhythm and blues singers performed in warehouses, tobacco barns, movie theaters, and halls. The endless one-night stands, makeshift housing, and inadequate transportation were all steps toward the big time at the famed Apollo Theatre in Harlem. It was here that the most talented and most recognized black performers played swing, jazz, and soul--the innovative music styles of the time. This is the story of camaraderie tested by racial tension and of the great financial and artistic success of rhythm and blues. Produced by George T. Nierenberg, 1988.

That's Black Entertainment: African-American Contributions in Film and Music, 1903-1944.
....(2 tapes, 60m. and 47m. 1997.)
West Side Story
Wiz. 133m.
Young Peoples' Guide to the Orchestra. Second Ed. Benjamin Britten. (1985. 20m.)

MUSIC AND DANCE: CD/ROMS

Apple Pie Music. History of American Music-Music of American History. (M 7.1, W 3.1)
Art of Listening. (1996. M,W.)
Classical Music for Dummies. A companion to the book by David Pogue and Scott Peck. (1997. Digital audio CD.)
History of Music: From the Origins of Music to the Classical Period. (1996. M,W. 2 copies.)
History of Music: From Romanticism to the 1980's. (1996. M,W. 2 copies.)
History of the Blues. (MS-DOS)
Motown Memories ("You sing the hits." Music cd with lyric booklet.)
Multimedia Beethoven: The Ninth Symphony (W)
Multimedia Mozart: The Dissonant Quartet (W)
Multimedia Schubert: The Trout Quintet (W)
Multimedia Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring (W)
Musical Instruments (W)
Norton Scores (Audio CDs) A survey of "classical" music on 12 audio CDs.
Sarafina! The Sound of Freedom. Music from the Motion picture. Audio CD, 11 tracks. 1992.
Vibe History of Hip Hop. 2002. Audio CD with book by same title.

REFERENCE SOURCES: CD/ROMS

Bookshelf (Microsoft) 1996-97 Edition. Multimedia Reference Library. See below for contents.
Bookshelf 98 (Microsoft) (4 copies. W95 or WNT) Contains: Internet Director, Encarta 98 World Atlas, Thesaurus,
.....Almanac, Encyclopedia, Quotations, Chronology, Zip codes, Computer and Internet Dictionary.
Bookshelf 99 (Microsoft) See above for contents.
Bookshelf 2000 (Microsoft) See above for contents.
Britannica CD 2.0 1995 (W95) The encyclopedia on CD.
Britannica CD 97. (W)
Cinemania 97 Interactive Guide to Movies and Moviemakers. (W95)
20,000+ films, 10,000+ personalities, 4,500+ profiles of directors, writers and others, reviews. Fully searchable.
Compton's Complete Street Guide. (W)
Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia 1995. (W)
Compton's Interactive World Atlas. 1997. (Includes users guide.)
Compton"s Multimedia Encyclopedia. 1990. (Includes installation disks.)
Compton"s Multimedia Encyclopedia, DOS Edition. 1993. (V.2.00D)
Encarta 98 Encyclopedia (W) (2 copies)
Encarta 98 Encyclopedia Deluxe (2 disks)
Encarta 98 Research Organizer. (W)
Encarta 99 Reference Suite (W, 8 copies) 3 disks for the encyclopedia, other disks in this set are listed elsewhere.)
Encyclopedia Americana on CD-ROM. 1996. (W-MPC)
Face of Life. A Collection of LIFE Magazine Covers and Classic Images. 1936 through 1972. (W)
Grolier 1994 Master Encyclopedia Index (W, DOS, M)
.....Index (only) to the Encyclopedia Americana, Academic American Encyclopedia, and the New Book of Knowledge
Grolier 1996 Multimedia Encyclopedia (W 3.1) (2 copies)
Grolier 1997 Multimedia Encyclopedia (W 3.1)
Infopedia 2.0. (W 3.1,95) Funk & Wagnall's, thesaurus, atlas, almanac, dictionary, quotations, biographies.
New Research Methods and Sources. (DOS, M) The Grolier Guide to sources and methods of research.
Newsbank Newsfile. (DOS) Dec 1995 - Dec 1996, July 1996 - Nov 1997. An index to news with full text of articles.
Picture Atlas of the World. National Geographic. 1994. (DOS)
Sirs Index-Only. Spring 1996 and Fall 1996. (Includes installation disk.)
Sirs Researcher 1998. (2 disks)
Sirs Researcher 1998-99. (2 disks)

SCIENCE - BIOLOGY - VIDEOS and dvds

Circulation of the Blood: The Human Body (?m)
Classifying Living Things. (20m.)
Inside the Cell: Microstructure, Mechanisms & Molecules(45m)
Mitosis and Meiosis: How Cells Divide (?m)
Real Eve. (DVD)

SCIENCE - BIOLOGY - CD/ROMS

A.D.A.M. Essentials. (W 1.0)(2 copies) Animated Dissection of Anatomy for Medicine. (Includes manual.)
Amphibian Egg Development.
Biology Digest. Full Text on CD/ROM. SEP 1993 - JAN 1997. (M, W)
Brain and Spinal Cord.
Circulation of the Blood.
Classification: Bringing Order to Diversity.
Evolution: Heredity and Mutation. (20m. FFH)
Exploring Genetics and Heredity. (MS-DOS)
Focus on Environment 1995. (M, W 3.1)
Genetics and Heredity.
How the Body Works: Skin, Bones and Muscles.
Human Body.
Human Brain.
Human Digestive System.
Insects: Reproduction and Metamorphosis.
Investigating the Nervous System.
Kidney Functions.
Living Cells.
Lungs.
Mammalian Heart.
Mammals, A Multimedia Encyclopedia. National Geographic. (DOS) (2 copies)
Meiosis and Mitosis.
Our Living World: Parasites.
World of Protozoa.

SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY - CD/ROMS

Active Chemistry. (M,W) Chemistry simulation. 17 easy to understand lessons.
Atoms and Molecules.
Reactions: The Chemistry of Change.

SCIENCE - EARTH SCIENCE - VIDEOS

Bill Nye the Science Guy: Earth's Crust. 23m.
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Earthquakes. 23m.
Disasters Are Preventable. (22m. U.S.A.I.D.) Effects of natural disasters and benefits of gathering data about them.

Earth At Risk Environmental Video Series. 30 mins. each, 10 tapes. Former MTV host Kevin Seal presents this fascinating look at the most important environmental issues of our time. Based on Chelsea House Publishers' highly acclaimed book series, these programs introduce and define environmental terms and global ecological dilemmas, present current statistical information, stimulate discussion on conservation and recycling, and provide active suggestions for battling the growing threats to our environment. Each topic is presented with spectacular footage from the EPA, the UN, Greenpeace, NASA, the National Park Service and other environmental groups, along with music and witty host commentary. The subjects are explored through various perspectives including expert researchers of environmental issues, the Earth at Risk Scholars conducting field experiments and colorful graphics illustrating otherwise complex environmental phenomena. Grades 5 to 12. Color. Live Action. Closed-Captioned. Copyright 1993. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, click here. Titles in this series are:

Acid Rain. [A44] Clean Air. [A45] Clean Water. [A46] Degradation of the Land. [A47]

Extinction. [A48] Global Warming. [A49] Nuclear Energy/Nuclear Waste. [A50]

Ozone Layer. [A51] Rainforest. [A52] Recycling. [A53]

Forest Wars (Hardwood Forest Foundation) (58 or 72m)
Genius: Galileo. (2001. 50m.)
George Washington Carver (11m)
Global Warming: Hot Times Ahead? (23m.)
Hurricanes: Prepare to Survive
Journey Into Space: From Sputnik to the Space Shuttle (11m)
Living Planet (39m)
Man and the Biosphere Series:
.....Desert As Laboratory (26m)
.....Preserving the Rain Forest (24m)
.....Toward a Livable City (27m)
.....Tropical Rain Forest (28m)
.....Wetlands and Pinelands (24m)
Mothers of Invention. How some things were invented. 16m. 2001.

Physical Science in Action Video Series. 16 videotapes, 23 minutes each. Moves beyond basics with fast-paced visuals and exciting experiments which provide real-life examples of key physics concepts in a practical way students will understand and enjoy. This series correlates to the National Science Education Standards for Grades 5-8 for Physical Science - properties & changes of properties in matter, motions & forces, and transfer of energy. Each program includes a brief teacher's guide(also online) featuring additional information, vocabulary, discussion questions, activities and lists of books and Internet resources.

While targeted at Grades 5 to 8, because of the full-color live action and the option for using the Closed-Captioning text on the screen, this series may also be an effective teaching aid for bilingual instruction or for non-native-English-speaking students catching up in higher grades. Curriculum Correlation Documents for New York State are available online. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, click here. The titles in this series are:

Atoms & Molecules. [A-150] Changes in Properties of Matter. [A-151] Characteristics of Waves. [A-152] Electricity. [A-153] Elements, Compounds & Mixtures. [A-154]

Flight. [A-155] Forces. [A-156] Friction. [A-157] Gravity. [A-158] Light. [A-159]

Magnetism. [A-160] Motion & Balance. [A-161] Periodic Table. [A-162] Properties of Matter. [A-163] Simple Machines. [A-164] Sound. [A-165]

Science is Tomorrow Series:

Climate Factor (25m) [A-123] Eagle Has Landed (29m) [A-124] Moon - Emerging Planet (13m) [A-124A LOST] Night of the Sun (20m) [A-125] Observatories (27m) [A-125A LOST]

Planet Mars (29m) [A-125B LOST] Pollution (29m) [A-126] Super Collider (16m) [A-127] Universe (27m) [A-127A LOST] Voyager (20m) [A-128]

Science Screen Report Series:

Basics (Chemistry) (15m) [A-129] Big Bang: The Story of Our Universe (14m) [A-129A LOST] Changing Nature's Blueprint (13m)[A-130] Chemistry at Work (12:35m) [A-131] Defying Gravity (in space) (26:40m) [A-132] Ecology of the Human Body (15m) [A-132A LOST] Glaciers: Rivers of Ice (15m) [A-133]

Help for People with Visual Impairments (14m) [A-134] Lime: Nature's Pollution Fighter (13m) [A-135] Making the Right Choices (Environment) (25m) [A-136] Our Restless Planet (14m) [A-137] Solving Today's Problems (13m) [A-138] Superconductivity for the 21st Century (11:29m) [A-139] Your Skin - The Inside Story (15m) [A-140]

Search for Solutions: Modeling (18.5m) Theory (18.5m) Prediction (18.5m)(1 tape)

Space Science in Action Video Series. 9 Tapes. 23 min. each. Malcolm and Stanley want to be astronauts. While waiting for that big call from NASA, they hone their space knowledge and skills by reviewing important concepts. They invite students to join them in their space suits and learn about the Earth and space. Beyond the basics, it covers topics in more depth including black holes, light years, historical milestones in space exploration and much more! Fascinating NASA footage and hands-on investigations (ideal for science fair project ideas) will make learning about space a real adventure. This series correlates to the National Science Education Standards for Grades 5-8 for Earth & Space Science - structure of the Earth system, Earth's history and Earth in the solar system. Each program includes a teacher's guide with additional information, vocabulary, discussion questions, activities and lists of books and Internet resources.

While targeted at Grades 5 to 8, because of the full-color live action and the option for using the Closed-Captioning text on the screen, this series may also be an effective teaching aid for bilingual instruction or for non-native-English-speaking students catching up in higher grades. To view the publisher's descriptions of the individual titles, a Teacher's Guide and Curriculum Correlation Documents, click here. Titles in this series:

Astronomy. [A-141] Earth. [A-142] Earth's Atmosphere. [A-143]

Moon. [A-144] Planets & the Solar System. [A-145] Space Exploration. [A-146]

Stars. [A-147]