You can browse the Subjects. To do this you go up to the top left of the screen and click on the three lines next to the Films on Demand Logo
Click on View All under Subjects.
Scroll down until you see Sociology
If you click on Business and Economics you will pull up the first titles that are tagged with the phrase Business and Economics. Click on the drop down arrow for more business topics
If you are looking for something specific use the search field. Use specific terms like names of individuals or groups along with general subject terms. For example you could search on specific terms such as the following:
If you are researching specific topics use keywords. For example if you are researching bias in the workplace you could use keywords such as: bias, diversity, workplace, employee, business, institution. Try "bias and workplace" or "bias and business" or "bias and employee." Then try "diversity and business" and other keyword combinations.
Sometimes the entries you see are links to entire documentaries. Sometimes they are links to segments or parts of documentaries.
In this example we have typed in "workplace and culture." The titles that come up include the following:
This is a part of a documentary. To pull up the entire documentary click on the title (look for the words FROM TITLE)
You have clicked on the title Enhancing Morale. You will see the segments or parts of the documentary listed. You can start with the first segment.
The following titles are documentaries that have been singled out for praise, and that are available in Films on Demand
2020. PBS
Examine Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' ascent to power and the global impact of the empire he built. The film also investigates the darker side of the company's rapid growth, and the challenge of trying to rein in the power of the richest man in the world. Distributed by PBS Distribution.
2017. HBO
With a net worth of over $60,000,000,000, Warren Buffett is truly a one-of-a-kind billionaire. Now 86 years old, the legendary investor still lives in a modest home in Omaha, and continues to drive himself to the office every morning to manage Berkshire Hathaway, the fifth largest public company in the world. But more surprising than his humble lifestyle and self-effacing personality is Buffett’s exemplary moral core. The same principles of decency and integrity that helped him pile up a fortune led him to give much of it away in the largest philanthropic donation in history. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Peter Kunhardt and produced by Kunhardt Films, Becoming Warren Buffett chronicles the evolution of an ambitious, numbers-obsessed boy from Nebraska into one of the richest, most respected men in the world, and the heroes who helped guide him along the way. Allowing the filmmakers to record intimate details of his day-to-day personal life (including trips to a local high school and stops at drive-through restaurants before work), as well as access to never-before-released home movies and family photographs, Buffett is seen in this candid portrait as a man possessed of a truly unique, generous and fertile mind – someone who can help us all understand what is truly important when money no longer has meaning. An HBO Production.
2020. Bowery Media
As the first black owner of a catfish plant in the U.S., Ed Scott Jr. built an empire, lost it to discrimination and land robbery, then fought to take back what was his. This is the story of how a farmer became a legend of the Mississippi Delta.
2012. Cinetic Rights Management
The Startup Kids is a documentary about young web entrepreneurs. It contains interviews with the founders of Vimeo, Soundcloud, Kiip, InDinero and many others who talk about their lives as entrepreneurs and how they started their companies.