Secondary Video Credits

The following are credits for images, graphics, music, and scripts for the secondary videos created for OSLIS. 

These credits apply to all of the videos: 

  • Video Production -- John Brookhouse, 1oClock Multimedia, unless noted below
  • Music -- "Walking with a Pet," D. Cooper, Audio Jungle
  • Graphics -- Public domain, licensed from Dollar Photo Club, or licensed by video producer from Shutterstock and other sources, unless noted below
  • Gale Database Content -- Some of the OSLIS videos include content from Gale databases. At the time that any Gale database content was captured, the State Library of Oregon had a statewide contract with Gale | Cengage Learning. Terms of use stated that content may be used for "noncommercial, educational, or instructional purposes."


Selecting a video below will display the credits unique to that video. 

Secondary What is OSLIS? and Research Step videos
  • Script -- OSLIS Committee
  • Characters -- Licensed from Dollar Photo Club
Advanced Searching: Limiters & Subject Searching
  • Script -- OSLIS Committee
  • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
      • The Economist magazine cover of November 18, 1989 issue from The Economist website
      • Gale’s InfoTrac Student Edition database Advanced Search page 
      • Gale’s Student Resources In Context database:
        • Homepage, Advanced Search, and Help page
        • Search, results, and subject pages for searches about
          • “Berlin Wall”
          • “Presidential election” 2000 Oregon
          • “Vietnam War”
          • “Vietnam War, 1959-1975”
          • “Rosa Parks”
          • “Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955”
      • Google website homepage and Advanced Search page
    Building Search Strings, Part 1: Boolean Operators
    • Script -- OSLIS Committee
    • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
      • Gale’s Student Resources In Context database Advanced Search page
      • Google website homepage
    Building Search Strings, Part 2: Nesting, Phrase Searching, Truncation, & Wildcards
    • Script -- OSLIS Committee
    • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
      • Gale’s Research In Context database Advanced Search page
      • Google website Advanced Search page
    Deciphering Your Assignment
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Example -- Images captured in 2016
      • Lesser Antillean iguana photographs from Wikipedia and Wikipedia Creative Commons websites
    Developing a Topic
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016
      • Afghans riding donkey photograph from Tumblr website
      • Polar bear photograph from Wikimedia Commons website
      • Shakespeare portrait from Wikimedia Commons website
    Effective Reading with SQ4R
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
      • “Deforestation” article from The Gale Encyclopedia of Science found in Gale’s Student Resources In Context database
    Evaluating Websites
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016
      • “2015 NAEP Mathematics & Reading Assessment” article from National Center for Education Statistics website
      • “Announcing the Hibernation...” article from Lessig blog
      • “Europe’s Nervous Silence on Brexit” article on CNN website
      • “The General’s Words” article from The Economist website
      • Google search results pages for searches about “financial investments” and “Roy L. Furman”
      • “Obama Administration Backs Plan to Relinquish Internet Control” article on Fox News website
      • “To Understand the Natural World, First Pay Close Attention” article from Sierra website
      • “Watch: 3-D Printed, Customized and Edible Candy Has Arrived” article on Blaze Media website
      • Women’s suffrage march photograph from The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum website
    Generating Search Terms
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Examples --  Images captured in 2016
      • Conservationists photograph from Wikipedia website
      • Gale’s Student Resources In Context database homepage
      • Google website homepage
    Incorporating Information Sources Into Your Research Paper
    • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
    • Source Examples --  Images captured in 2016
        • Beyonce photograph from “Beyonce We Need to Stop Buying Into…” article from USA Today website
        • Bill Gates photograph from Shutterstock website
        • Isaac Newton portrait by Godfrey Kneller from Wikimedia Commons website
        • Malala Yousafzai photograph from “Malala Yousafzai” article from Financial Times website
        • Martin Luther King, Jr. photograph from Wikipedia website

      Popular and Scholarly Sources
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016  
        • “Afghan Girl, a Life Revealed” article from National Geographic website 
        • Bookstore magazine rack photograph, source unknown
        • The Economist magazine cover of August 27, 2005 issue from The Economist website
        • “Effects of Friendship Circles on the Social Interactions of Elementary Age Students with Mild Disabilities” article from Journal of Behavioral Education on the JSTOR website
        • Front page of April 15, 2016 issue of The New York Times from “Today’s Paper” webpage of The New York Times website
        • JAMA journal cover of May 26, 1993 issue from Wikipedia website 
        • International Studies Quarterly journal cover of June 2012 issue from Amazon website 
        • Library photograph, source unknown
        • “Migraine and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in Women: Prospective Cohort Study” article from BMJ journal on Research Gate website 
        • National Geographic Magazine cover of April 2015 issue from Amazon website
        • People of all ages photograph from “Seven Surprising Facts about the Earth's 7 Billion” article on CBS News website
        • “Serenity and the Farm: Domestic Birds are Susceptible to Stress--And So Are Their Broods” article from The Economist website
      Primary and Secondary Sources
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016 
        • 2016 Umatilla River Spring Chinook Salmon - May data chart from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website
        • Asimov’s Guide to Shakespeare book cover by Isaac Asimov from Amazon website
        • “Behind the Scenes in Uganda or: How Production Continues After All the Gear Is Stolen” from Oregon State University Interactive Communications Blog 
        • Black Iris painting by Georgia O’Keeffe from Wikipedia website
        • Bush and Winfrey photograph by George Burns from “Oprah Fails to Question Bush on Important Aspects of His Legacy” article on Newsweek website
        • “Communication in the 21st Century: ‘The Blog’” article by Mark J. Kellen, M.D. from the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons on the journal’s website
        • Counting the Future Cost of Gridlock chart from “Annual Cost Of Gridlock In Europe...” article on Cision PR Newswire website 
        • Creative Review magazine cover of December 2012 issue from Magpile website
        • David sculpture by Michelangelo from Wikimedia Commons website
        • Diary of William Gwathmey pages dated November 30, 1857 from Virginia Museum of History and Culture website
        • “Elizabeth the Writer” article by Leah Marcus from History Today magazine found in EBSCO’s Academic Search Premier database
        • Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science: Vol. 1 book cover edited by Robert E. Meyers from Amazon website
        • Environmental Science textbook cover by Heithaus and Arms from Amazon website
        • Estimating the Size of Historical Oregon Salmon Runs report cover by Chad C. Meengs and Robert T. Lackey from Reviews in Fisheries Science on Oregon State University blog
        • Front page of April 24, 1942 issue of The Tribune newspaper (Manilla, Philippines) from World War II Database website
        • Front page of July 30, 1863 issue of Tri-Weekly State Gazette newspaper (Austin, Texas) from Inside the Gates blog
        • Gettysburg: Turning Point of the Civil War book cover by editors of TIME magazine from Amazon website
        • Graph of nucleolar concentrations, source unknown 
        • “Graph-Based Analysis and Visualization of Experimental Results with ONDEX” article by Jacob Kohler, et al. from Bioinformatics journal on Oxford Academic website
        • “Hamlet’s Dramatic Arras” article by Rebecca Olson from Word & Image journal on Taylor & Francis Online website
        • History: The Definitive Visual Guide book cover by Adam Hart-Davis from Amazon website
        • The House on Mango Street book cover by Sandra Cisneros from Amazon website
        • “How Air Pollution Contributes to Millions of Early Deaths” article by Justin Worland from TIME website
        • “Humble Creator of an Iconic Novel” article by Elizabeth Coonrod Martinez from Americas magazine found in EBSCO’s Academic Search Premier database
        • International Studies Quarterly journal cover of June 2012 issue from Amazon website
        • Kisumu 2009 Census data chart from Millennium Cities Initiative, Earth Institute, Columbia University website
        • Lecturer Peter J. Brand photograph found on “Lecture Series” webpage of Southern Adventist University website
        • Letter from Col. Willis A. Gorman to Government Alexander Ramsey dated May 5, 1861 from Minnesota Historical Society website
        • Market and Land Use Analysis Report cover by Snyder & Associates, Inc. and URS Corporation from Nalini Johnson Portfolio blog
        • Martin Luther King, Jr. photograph from Wikipedia website
        • Poster of Night Will Fall documentary by BFI Film directed by Andre Singer from Wikipedia website
        • “Self Study Within a Social System: A System Analysis of a Community Mental Health Center” article by David C. Speer, et al. from Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research on Springer website
        • TIME magazine cover of March 28, 2016 issue from TIME website
        • The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1676 ed.) book cover by Shakespeare from Wikimedia Commons website
        • Transcript of Queen Elizabeth I’s “Tilbury” speech from Royal Museum Greenwich website
        • Transcript of “The Full Psychiatric Interview” with John Salvi by Dr. Phillip Resnick from PBS Frontline website
        • “What Do You See in Georgia O’Keeffe’s Flowers?” webpage about Randall Griffin’s Georgia O’Keeffe book on Phaidon website
        • World Population & Human Capital in the Twenty-First Century book cover, edited by Wolfgang Lutz, etc. from Amazon website
        • WWII newsreel footage, source unknown
        • The Year of Lear: Shakespeare in 1606 book cover by James Shapiro from Amazon website
      Using Signal Phrases to Incorporate Sources Into Your Paper
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
        • Soul of a Citizen: Living With Conviction in Challenging Times (new and revised ed.) book cover by Paul Rogat Loeb from Amazon website
        • They Say, I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing (3rd ed.) book cover by Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein from Amazon website
      Using Wikipedia for Research
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016
        • “Observations of the Naked-Eye GRB 0803198: Implications of Nature’s Brightest Explosion” article from The Astrophysical Journal on IOPscience website
        • “The Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission” article from NASA website
        • Wikipedia website:
          • Homepage
          • “Gamma-Ray Burst” entry
      What is a Library Research Database?
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2016
        • Adults photograph from AMAZE: Shaping the Future for Autism website
        • Civil War photograph from Shutterstock website
        • College students photograph from State of Arkansas website
        • Desk with computer photograph from Shutterstock website
        • Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science: Vol. 1 book cover edited by Robert E. Meyers from Amazon website
        • Front page of April 15, 2016 issue of The New York Times from “Today’s Paper” webpage of The New York Times website
        • Gale database homepage:
          • Business Economics and Theory Collection
          • Gale Virtual Reference Library
          • Health & Wellness Resource Center
          • Opposing Viewpoints in Context
          • Student Resources in Context
          • U.S. History in Context
        • Gale database icons from Gale Support website  
        • Google website homepage
        • Homeless man photograph from Askmen website
        • International Studies Quarterly journal cover of June 2012 issue from Amazon website 
        • “Modeling Snowdrift Habitat for Polar Bear Dens” article abstract from EcologicalModeling found in Gale’s Academic OneFile database
        • “New Food For Polar Bears” article from Earth Island Journal found in Gale’s Student Resources In Context database
        • Scientist working at a laboratory from Shutterstock website
        • Shakespeare portrait from Wikimedia Commons website 
        • TIME magazine cover of March 28, 2016 issue from TIME website
      Why You Need to Cite Sources
      • Script -- Permission granted by the Oregon CLIP video project for the OSLIS Committee to adapt their script
      • Source Examples -- Images captured in 2017
        • Book covers from Amazon website:
          • The Chicago Manual of Style 
          • A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations
          • MLA Handbook
          • Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association
          • The Economist magazine cover of April 5, 2014 issue from The Economist website
          • “Makers of Military Drones Take Off” article by August Cole from The Wall Street Journal website