Well, I finally finished cataloguing most of the Library's DVD collection, and I've put the cases out for browsing. Like the book collection, the DVD cases are arranged by Library of Congress Classification System, which organizes them by topic.
On the inside of each case is a label describing the loan policy and license information for the video. Most can be checked out for three days, but some are for Library viewing only. The labels also indicates if the DVD purchase agreement includes classroom viewing privileges; as a policy the Library purchases classroom performance rights whenever feasible.
If you wish to check out a video, bring the case to the circulation desk. Discs must be checked out regardless of whether they are to be used in class, in the library, or taken home. Please return the discs in the case provided. In the case of multi-part sets, each disc is checked out individually.
The link below provides a list of the Library's DVD collection, if you prefer to do your browsing online:
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/AiRD&tag=DVD
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