FILMS ON DEMAND

This web-based digital video delivery service (via Library subscription) allows the viewing of streaming videos on  a wide variety of topics, such as, architecture, business, communication, health, social sciences and technology, both in the classroom, or at home. To activate closed-captioning, click on the  top right hand corner of the video screen.  Special features allow you to organize and bookmark full videos and clips for use in the classroom, individually, or online.  A Library/Photo ID card and Library PIN is required to access this product off campus.

Quick Start PDF     Finding Videos PDF     Viewing Videos PDF

This product’s video content is copyright cleared for classroom use at Confederation College. Confederation users may view titles as individuals/groups or link to titles through Blackboard. This product does not permit any reproduction, modification or downloading of its contents.

CBC Digital Archives

Access thousands of clips online at the CBC Digital  Archives.  Content is free for viewing in the classroom and at home. Downloading, or posting content is not permitted.  You may however provide HTML links to pages of the site.  The CBC Digital Archives website has extensive educational material geared towards students in Grades 6 through 12. Click on the For Teachers link on the left side of any page.

National Film Board

NFB.ca is the National Film Board of Canada’s online Screening Room. The Library has purchased a license that allows faculty to show these films in the classroom and throughout the college. The collection includes documentaries, animations, experimental films and fiction.  

To request the purchase of a particular DVD for ongoing classroom use, contact the Library Consultant for your program area.

TVO Archives

The TVO Public Archive is a free online resource that showcases four decades of made-at-TVO educational programming and with the new Think Again Podcast series, it’s also a space where vintage TVO programs have been re-cut and re-mixed to address contemporary issues. You can explore this site by program title, year, guest, subject or playlist.

Additional Sources of Streamed Video