New titles added to Ohio's Digital Video Collection  
A message from INFOhio Central
April 8, 2010

Dear Colleagues,

The Ohio Farm Bureau (OFB) has partnered with INFOhio since 2006 to provide Ohio students and educators easy access to Ohio related videos. Eleven new OFB videos were added to the Digital Video Collection in March 2010, making nearly 90 full-length OFB videos and more than 200 segments available for you to use. Most videos are segmented, so curriculum-relevant sections can be used easily.

The INFOhio AMC Digital Video Collection allows Ohio K-12 students, parents and educators to search, stream and download more than 400 full-length titles consisting of 1,950 segments. A browse list is also available, if you would rather scroll though the list of videos to view and access what is offered. These videos have been purchased and made available for use by the Ohio K-12 community only. Please note, downloading a video is permitted to individual computers for up to 45 days.

Below is a sample of the OFB videos you will find in the Digital Video Collection:

	Science of Composting
	Sheep to Sweaters
	Soil Types
	Sunwatch Village Native American Artifacts
	Veterinarians Life
	When Canals Ran Through It
	Exploring Our Economy - Vet Students in the Real World, Home town Ohio: Wapakoneta, Carrots and Campbell’s, Chef Pierre: Carrot Roast (Episode 206)
	Doc Sanders: How to Speak Farmer III, Inventor Charles Kettering, Farmer's Produce Auction, Marilou: Rescuing Your Produce (Episode 419)
	Seeds of Change, Doc Sanders: Cow Power, Vet Students in the Real World (Episode 420)
	Revolver Restaurant, Urban Fish Farm, Tom Price: The Ultimate Green Farmer, Chef Pierre: Mushrooms (Episode 317)
	Center for Innovative Food Technology, Jeff Gage Discovers: The Walden Country Inn and Stables, Odd Jobs: National Turkey Caller (Episode 314)
	Energy Farmers, Training a Border Collie, Growing Ohio (Episode 414)
	Fossil Fuel Farm, Fueled by the Farm: PK Biodiesel, Full Circle Fuels, Food for Thought (Episode 408)
	Haunted Ohio The Kelton House, Fort Meigs and the War of 1812, Community Supported Agriculture (Episode 304)
	High Tech on the Farm, Eyes Wide Open, Ohio Shrimp farming, Doc Sanders Birthing Season (Episode 318)

Please visit http://www.infohio.org/DVC.html to search or browse the Digital Video Collection or to review printable catalogs of the videos that are available.

For questions or to report a problem, please contact support@infohio.org.

David W. Ambrose
INFOhio Communications and Training Specialist