Research, Citation, & Class Guides: How to Use Films on Demand: Home

If a Picture's Worth 1,000 Words, How Many Words is a Movie Worth?

Films on Demand is an online database of more than 39,000 streamed videos from Films for the Humanities & Sciences (FFHS). Take a look and see for yourself how Films on Demand can enhance your teaching.

General Resources

If you are ready to jump right in to your research, use these links to some major starting points.

Databases by Subject
Online research databases (collections) available through the UWW Libraries. Organized here by broad subject areas. To access the alphabetical list of databases, click on "Databases A-Z" on the right side of that page. Search these to find ebooks; articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers; data and other sources of information.

Research@UWW
This discovery tool searches multiple resources simultaneously to help you find articles, books, ebooks, videos, government documents, business data and more. Covers a wide variety of subject areas, so is a great place to start your research..

Google Scholar
Google Scholar can help identify scholarly articles and books. Links are provided to free open access titles. If searching with a campus computer, links are provided directly to UWW libraries' subscription sources. Just log in to access. Configure Google Scholar settings to connect to UWW books and articles on personal devices.
Journal Search
Search by periodical title--not article title--to find what journals, magazines, and newspapers the UWW libraries provide access to.

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