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Kanopy is a film distribution company. Go to the URL http://uwcsea.kanopystreaming.com while on campus to access movies. The password for home access can be found at bit.ly/accessuwc under Kanopy.
Click on the covers below for a direct link to the movie on Kanopy
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| Steve Jobs: The Way Steve Jobs Changed The World Steve Jobs changed our lives. By launching the iPod in 2001, he revolutionized our way of listening to music. Apple's founder proved then once again that he's a genius at the edge of technology and innovation, 25 years after having commercialized the first home computers. Yet, before becoming a hero, Steve Jobs was the only one to believe in its success. He fought hard against serious competitors such as IBM but mostly against his famous rival, Bill Gates. Back to the story of a kid in a garage somewhere in San Francisco with great invention and design skills. He wanted to change the world and he did it. Not rated |
Richard Branson: The King of Virgin The first Virgin company was a small mail-order record retailer that quickly grew until the first record shop was opened on Oxford Street, London. Branson then opened a recording studio with only one contracted recording artist, Mike Oldfield, before signing a number of household names such as the Sex Pitsols and the Rolling Stones. With over 200 companies, Virgin Group has expanded into leisure, travel, tourism, mobile, broadband TV, radio, music festivals, finance, and health and has a presense in more than 30 countries. Not rated |
Icons Of Our Time: Muhammad Ali Muhammad Ali not only considered among the greatest heavyweights in boxing history but arguably the greatest sports personality of all time. We meet George Lois the man behind the legendary Esquire cover, and Lawrence Lusting who photographed many of Ali's fights Not rated |
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| Mark Zuckerberg Inside Facebook Mark Zuckerberg's journey from Harvard psychology and computer science student to the founder of one of the most influential new businesses in the world in seven action-packed years is the stuff of legend. With an exclusive interview with Zuckerberg himself and access to Facebook's offices in Silicon Valley and its most senior staff, this documentary tells the story of Zuckerberg's extraordinary rise, and examines his new challenge in combining his idealistic vision of a more open world with the business potential that Facebook now represents. Not rated |
The Genius of Marie Curie Over 80 years after her death, Marie Curie remains by far the best known female scientist. In her lifetime, she became that rare thing: a celebrity scientist, attracting the attention of the news cameras and tabloid gossip. They were fascinated because she was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and is still the only person to have won two Nobels in two different sciences. Not rated |
J.K. Rowling |
