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Temporary access to databases
During the COVID-19 outbreak, publishers have made some additional content available for free. Access to this new content may be withdrawn at the publisher's discretion.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Additional Databases
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The following databases are temporarily available during the COVID-19 outbreak.
A collection of streaming video, including documentaries, films, interviews, newsreels and performances, on topics including art, business, eduication, fashion, health, music, psychology and theatre. Trial access available until 26th July 2020.
Stream documentaries, interviews and masterclass film and video with artists and independent film makers. COVID-19 outbreak - Access available until 30th September 2020.
Learning on Screen's on demand TV and radio service for education. A one time email registration is required for new users. COVID-19 outbreak - Access also available for all students in the EU until 31st July 2020.
Seven collections providing maps and map data of Great Britain. Data is available to download, for use with appropriate software such as geographical information systems (GIS) or computer-aided design (CAD), to print or to view online. Pilot Digimap on trial until 31st July 2020
Covid-19 related clinical tools and resources for healthcare delivery in the community care, ambulatory care, emergency care, inpatient care and ICU settings.
An archive collection of journals covering subjects including architecture, art, film, literature, music and the performing arts. COVID-19 outbreak - Additional access to all JSTOR Arts & Sciences collections available until 31st December 2020.
An app based digital sheet music library available on phone, tablet or desktop. Install using the links from the Nkoda website, MacBooks users click here, and follow these instructions to authenticate your access with your BCU email address and password. Trial access available until 31st July 2020.
ScienceDirect Freedom Collection includes access to over 2,000 full-text journals covering a wide range of subjects including computer science, engineering, health sciences, life sciences and social sciences and humanities. COVID-19 outbreak - Also includes access to over 250 textbooks until 31st August 2020.
Athens users need to complete an online form for the first time.
