Start on the NYU Shanghai Library website and use the main Catalog Search box to look for your research topic. Click on the magnifying glass icon to search.
Videos can be a useful source, especially for your EAP research. Remember to evaluate the source carefully to make sure it's appropriate for your assignment. Academic sources should be created by researchers for other researchers - usually conference presentations or lectures. Non-academic sources might be useful as an introduction to a topic, depending on your instructor's requirements.
The library has many databases with streaming videos for different purposes and in different subject areas. You might find some more relevant videos in the following databases:
There are many places you can find academic videos online. These starting points might be more related to your topic. Remember to evaluate each video to decide if it is academic and reliable.
Subject-specific databases can be more complicated to use, and you might find the results are more technical than the results from the library catalog. But, sometimes sources that aren't available in the catalog will be in databases. They might be useful for your research.
If you want to try out searching in scientific research databases, try starting with these options:
