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Free Online Lectures from Top Rated Universities

Academic Earth features over 1500 lecture videos from MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. Here's a list of subjects:

    * Astronomy
    * Biology
    * Chemistry
    * Computer Science
    * Economics
    * Engineering
    * English
    * Entrepreneurship
    * History
    * Law
    * Mathematics
    * Medicine
    * Philosophy
    * Physics
    * Political Science
    * Psychology
    * Religion

Some of the lecture videos are grouped into courses that contain anywhere from 4 to 50 lectures.
Lectures are searchable by subject, university and popularity.
Clicking on the name of an instructor brings up a page listing the lecture videos related to that instructor.
No credits are given for the courses. You can take as many as you wish and learn as much as you want to.

On each lecture page there are course details and licensing information (mostly Creative Commons), any related resources such a syllabus, and a fun "dim the lights" feature that blacks out everything but the video.
All the lectures can be saved one way or another. Check individual lectures for formats, or check the FAQ.
If you register, you can save lecture videos under "Favorites" in your profile.

You might lose a lot of time at this site. I did. I was also unsurprised to find that Physics still doesn't make sense to me, and that some instructors still make me sleepy.
I love the design of this website - it is so easy to use and the layout is clean. You can get most places with a few clicks.

Academic Earth

Signing off,
Rhiannon

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by John Garison (not verified) on 25. March 2011 - 19:37  (68558)

Khan Academy is also amazing. Requires a Gmail or Facebook account. http://www.khanacademy.org/

Highly recommended - everything from elementary to post-graduate level courses. Heavy focus on math, statistics, etc.

by rhiannon on 25. March 2011 - 20:08  (68561)

@John Garison
That's a great site - I ran across it quite a while ago when it was smaller - it sure has grown!
Thanks for posting the site.
-Rhiannon

by Anonymous on 25. February 2010 - 11:58  (44459)

Thank you for all your site and this particular page. I was looking for this resource for last month.

by Anonymous on 10. November 2009 - 14:18  (36323)

Also check out http://freevideolectures.com which has more than 6000 video lectures on more than 25 subjects.

Thanks

by Anonymous on 10. October 2009 - 10:28  (34268)

Thanks from Sri Lanka. Bless you all

by Anonymous on 27. March 2009 - 15:31  (18671)

awesome .. thank you very much ...

by Bandicruz on 27. March 2009 - 0:37  (18638)

Honestly speaking, I must admit this site was successfully brought me to see the internet in a different angle. Before this, internet seems has no meaning to me. Thanks to a lot of beneficial links provided. Now I can fully utilized the advantage of internet. Truly, I was really mesmerized by the contents. Brilliant job, keep it up. (;-)

by Anonymous on 26. March 2009 - 19:43  (18626)

hi,

Just wanted to say thanks for the links. I added this rss a couple weeks back. Great stuff, keep up the good work!

by Rizar on 25. March 2009 - 21:17  (18552)

2 thumbs up! Though I wish this site provided transcripts for us poor dialup users.

We're going to have to change the laws now to allow for self-study and the new world order of free education. I wish! They will probably just keep on raising the prices of classes at colleges, be more strict about what counts for credit, and increase the number of graduation requirements. Too bad.

by Bob on 25. March 2009 - 20:31  (18548)

Thanks Rhiannon

BBC please take notice... How about selected ex-Open University streams? Free online, please. What a rich heritage that would be for the general public.

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