Films and videos can be a good way to learn about a subject, especially if you're a visual or auditory learner. Adding a short video clip can also be a good way to break up the monotony of a presentation or lecture.
The library has collections of DVDs and Blu-Rays in the Zaffere Library. Use the catalog to find videos that are available in physical format. You can search by title, creator, subject, and more. When you find a video, the location and call number information will tell you which shelf it's on, as well as whether it's available now.
Here are a few recommended videos for information on this field:
Rx for survival: a global health challenge by The Library also has access to databases of streaming videos, which you can view online. If you use Kanopy, it also offers the option to create playlists and clips that you can embed in projects.
Includes a broad selection of over 30,000 documentaries, feature films, and training videos from thousands of producers.
