For Teaching

Film Reservations and Reserves

Stanford Instructors, Need to set up a screening of a film for your class?

Use the reservation web form or email jleggett@stanford.edu to let us know media title, call number, date and period of time needed, plus your name, email, and phone number. (Note: for media in other libraries, make arrangements with the other library, not Media-Microtext.)
Reserve a room. There are no viewing rooms in Green Library, but Meyer Library has several classrooms where you can show videos and DVDs. For films consult Jim Kent, Coordinator of Media-Microtext Services (jimkent@stanford.edu, 725-7263). The University's Events and Labor Services provides additional projection and video services.
If you do not already have privileges for checking out media, go to the Privileges Desk on the 1st floor of Green Library (Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm) to get an extended media borrowing card.

Need to put media on reserve for your class so that your students can use it in the library on their own?

Use the reservation web form or paper form (SUL 33) and follow the Guidelines for Submitting Media Course Reserves.
Allow 1 to 2 weeks for processing during the busy time in the first few weeks of a quarter.
Allow 6 to 7 weeks if we need to order a film for you. You may email requests for film purchases to jleggett@stanford.edu .

Last modified: January 28, 2008