Sociology : Find Videos

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Access online streaming video, including films from the National Film Board of Canada. Included in this database are 500+ films available for educators that are labeled "CAMPUS". Access to these films is restricted to University of Lethbridge Students, Faculty and Staff. Includes public performance rights.

Instructors and educators should create a free personal NFB.ca account at the following link: University of Lethbridge Campus Subscription

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Access recorded webcasts of advanced training lectures in research methods and data analysis from CARMA (Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis).

Note: To access the CARMA Video Library, University students and faculty must first register for an account using their username@uleth.ca email address.