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I'm a Kanopy user rather than a public librarian, but what I have to say may be useful. I have Kanopy now on my Roku choices, but I never added it. The access apparently comes from the Huntington Woods Public Library, and I get 10 views per period, which I
believe to be a month. When I asked about this before on this list since Anne Hage, HWPL library director wasn't sure how this happened, someone speculated that I got it because I had installed the "Library Extension" for Chrome. I also have this extension
tell me if any book I search on Amazon is available from my public library.</div>
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I find this automatic Kanopy access very handy because I couldn't get Kanopy to work on Roku when I tried to do it on my own. I could access films on my computer but couldn't configure things to work correctly on my TV. If I'm remembering correctly, I had to
acquire some code on my PC each time I wanted to watch a film. This surprise installation just works and doesn't require any code or password. Roku also searches Kanopy whenever I'm trying to find a movie.</div>
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As a retired Wayne State Library Science professor, I know that the WSU libraries had to limit access to Kanopy because the heavy use for recreational viewing was costing too much. The instructor needs to file out a form to justify class use before Kanopy becomes
available. I don't know if such automatic installations as the one I have now at home will pose the same problems for public libraries.</div>
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<div dir="ltr">If you subscribe to kanopy.com, what has been your response? It is popular? What is the cost per film or does it vary? Is it user friendly and easily accessible?</div>
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