Online Lectures

[ydoaPs]

Stanford has a pretty good series of lectures on Classical Mechanics. Any one else care to share some good online lectures?

[iNow]

Here are some that Oxford does on various topics:

http://www.21school.ox.ac.uk/resources/video.cfm

[Flashman]

There's quite a bunch of freebies on iTunes.

[ydoaPs]

There's quite a bunch of freebies on iTunes.

 

Moo informed me of this as well. Now I must look like the nerdiest democrat ever. I have the Audacity of Hope, The God Delusion, several MIT lectures, and several Stanford lectures on my iPod.

 

 

Keep the links coming for those without iTunes

[hobz]

Walter Lewin's lectures on physics(!) are my personal favorites.

You can find them at MIT's open course ware.

 

8.01 Classical Mechanics

 

8.02 Electricity and Magnetism

 

8.03 Vibrations and Waves

 

I would also recommend The Mechanical Universe And Beyond which is available for download if you are a resident of the US or Canada. It's a rather old series, but explains most physics in a way that requires little or no prerequisites, and has very good animations for most explanations.

[ydoaPs]

Walter Lewin's lectures on physics(!) are my personal favorites.

You can find them at MIT's open course ware.

 

8.01 Classical Mechanics

 

8.02 Electricity and Magnetism

 

8.03 Vibrations and Waves

 

I would also recommend The Mechanical Universe And Beyond which is available for download if you are a resident of the US or Canada. It's a rather old series, but explains most physics in a way that requires little or no prerequisites, and has very good animations for most explanations.

Those MIT OpenCourseWare lectures are available on iTunes as well.