- Borrowing
Streaming videos and documentaries provide visual and narrative insights into geographical phenomena, environmental issues, and human-environment interactions. Whether you are exploring urban planning, environmental management, climate studies, or other areas within geography, these resources can offer engaging and informative perspectives.
For human geography students, streaming videos and documentaries can be particularly useful for understanding urban development, cultural geography, population dynamics, economic geography, and social issues. You might look for documentaries that cover urban planning projects, cultural practices, demographic changes, economic systems, and social movements.
For physical geography students, streaming videos and documentaries are essential for studying natural processes and features. You can find content on climate science, geomorphology, hydrology, biogeography, and environmental management. These resources will help you visualize weather patterns, landforms, water cycles, ecosystems, and sustainability efforts.
KPU subscribes to 3 streaming video collections:
Streaming video, films, and audio content from CBC and Radio-Canada in both French and English.
Please use Google Chrome when playing videos on campus. When using PCs in e-classrooms, videos should be accessible through Internet Explorer.
Please use Google Chrome when playing videos on campus. When using PCs in e-classrooms, videos should be accessible through Internet Explorer.
All the titles in the Films on Demand collection can also be searched through the Library Catalogue. Below are some examples:
Click here to Limit to the Geography Collection
Note: All titles can be viewed from onsite or from offsite by entering you Student or Employee # and your password; you do not need a Films on Demand account.
UBC Library Digital Collections
UBC Library Digital Collection - Westland
this series which aired onthe Knowledge Network from 1984 to 2007 explores a broad range of environmental issues associated with forestry practices, fresh water fisheries, endangered species, natural resource management and ecosystem restoration in British Columbia.
Some Geography streamed titles from the Westland collection: