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Lecturefox - free university lectures online

March 13, 2008 · No Comments

Lecturefox describes itself like this:

What is Lecturefox?

It’s all about the joy of learning.

Lecturefox is a free service. You can find high-quality classes from universities all over the world. We collect without exception lectures from official universities, and we have a special interest in lectures from the faculties physics, chemistry, computer science and mathematics. In the category “faculty mix” you can find miscellaneous lectures from other departments like electrical engineering, biology, psychology, economics, history and philosophy.

It’s here http://lecturefox.com/ and includes opencourseware from universities like MIT, Yale, Harvar, UC Berkley, UNSW.  There are a large number of maths and sciences, but also other topics under “Faculty mix”. There are coursenotes, videos and audio.

I had a very quick look, but couldn’t find an introductory, basic maths course - although there are quite a few like “Mathematics for Computer Scientists”.

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