![image of the new Films on Demand website homepage](https://blog.ung.edu/deti/files/2019/01/fod-coming-soon-feb2019-300x273.png)
Redesigned FOD homepage.
How to Access Films On Demand
Access the UNG Films On Demand database through the UNG libraries website. Click the Find Databases tab, click A-Z Databases, click the letter F, and click the Films on Demand link in the results box.How to Insert a Films On Demand Video in eLearning@UNG
Use the Insert Stuff icon to search for and embed a Films On Demand video into an eLearning@UNG (D2L) file.Some of the changes include:
- a fresh, mobile-friendly design
- an improved menu navigation
- curated content in new, high-interest categories
- search results with multiple filters for more targeted results
- improved calendar features
- a larger video player on title detail pages
- a toggle switch will turn on the website’s dark mode (site registration is required to use this feature)
- moving My Content (formerly My Films) to the Your Profile section (site registration is required to use this feature)
Under the Menu Bar
![Image of the Films on Demand menu page with links to popular sections, calendar and advanced search](https://blog.ung.edu/deti/files/2019/02/FOD-search-1024x465.png)
Image of the new Films on Demand menu page.
Your Profile
![Screen capture of the My Profile menu of Films on Demand for logging in and account settings](https://blog.ung.edu/deti/files/2019/02/FOD-profile-1-300x292.png)
Log in by clicking My Profile (top-right of website). This will provide access to additional Films on Demand features.
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