LibGuides: Common Craft Videos: Common Craft Videos List

All videos by Common Craft

Common Craft Videos is a collection of short, instructional videos with captions on information technology matters and a few other practical topics such as economics and zombie attacks. See the List of Videos in this guide for a table of contents.

Academic Databases
Account Security
Affiliate Marketing
Agile Methodology
Algorithms
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Apps
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Augmented Reality
Bias Detection (with captions)
Big Data
BitTorrent
Blended Learning
Blockchain
Blogs
Borrowing Money
CFL Lightbulbs
Citations and Citing Your Work (with captions)
Clear Communication in Email
Cloud Computing
Computer Hardware
Computer Networks
Computer Software
Computer Viruses and Threats
Constructive Criticism/Feedback (New)
Copyright and Creative Commons
Credit Card Responsibility
Crowdsourcing
Cyberbullying
Deep Web
Digital Footprint
Digital Literacy
Disinformation
Domain Names and Hosting
Electing a U.S. President
Email Access
Encryption on the Web
Facts and Opinions
Fair Use
Fediverse NEW!
Flipped Classroom
Flowcharts
Gamification
Generative AI New!
Harassment Online New!
Identity Theft
Image Resolution and Pixels
Insurance
Instructional Objectives
Intellectual Property
Internet of Things
Investing Money
IP Addresses
Large Language Models NEW!
Libraries in the Internet Age
Net Neutrality
Online Advertising
Online Citizenship
Online Discussion Forums
Online Photo Sharing
Open Source Software
Peer Review Process Explained (with captions)
Phishing Scams
Piracy Online
Plagiarism
Podcasts Explained
Preparing an Emergency Kit
Preparing an Emergency Plan

Licensing

Viewing of Common Craft videos for Tulsa Community College students, staff, and faculty is provided by Tulsa Community College Libraries.

All the videos are closed captioned (cc). Click play and move the mouse outside of the video to view captions.

How to Embed a Common Craft Video

Individual Common Craft videos can be embedded into your course page or website. If you are a student, staff, or faculty member at Tulsa Community College, contact a librarian for assistance in getting the code for embedding a video.