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Check out our fantastic blog on the subject, highlighting some of the excellent content in Films On Demand that covers this serious topic. “Mental Health” came in #3 and #4 on our platforms this year, as 20 welcomed a new openness to discuss mental well-being, particularly after the stresses of the global pandemic. Find Opinions Throughout History: Social Media from Grey House Publishing on Credo Reference.

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Find the full 100 Million Views by Sideways Film on Films On Demand.As teens make up a good portion of our current and future college students, it’s no surprise to see this topic among the top search trends this past year. Looking at the social media trends uncovered in a 2022 Pew Research Pol l about young adults, social media, and technology, it is safe to say social media, especially YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, are a near constant in many young people’s lives. “Social Media” was #2 and #3 in Credo Reference and Films On Demand respectively. Critical thinking, resource evaluation, and exploratory search is always top of mind for Credo users. “Critical Thinking” came in at #8 for Credo Reference, as that platform is a magnet for those just beginning the research process. “Study Skills” was the number one top search term for Films On Demand this year, as many faculty members and librarians embed short instructional videos into online courses so that instructors can use class time to focus on their subject of expertise. Find The Science of Climate Change from Wiley-Scrivener in Credo Reference.Find the complete video Climate Change: The Facts from BBC Learning on Films On Demand.It has been a staple in our annual search trends over the past three years, when we started tracking year-over-year trends. “Climate Change” was the number one search in Credo Reference last year and the number two search in Films On Demand. Let’s take a closer look at our top 10 lists: Search trends in our resources tend to be driven by one of two factors: either the subject is an evergreen topic, required year after year-like “Study Skills,” “Critical Thinking,” or “Shakespeare”-or the concept is driven by the national or global conversation, like abortion or climate change. It should come as no surprise that there is so much overlap in their respective top 10 lists. Films On Demand is used by both students and faculty to find supplemental material for their projects or introductory courses. Students use Credo Reference to find foundational background information on any topic to get started on their research. What do social media, abortion, climate change, and mental health all have in common? They all made the top five in our Credo Reference and Films On Demand lists of the top 10 searches for the 2022–2023 school year! The search trends from our two multidisciplinary resources show what topics researchers on college and university campuses across the world were most interested in the past year.