Online lectures

bumping because I'm looking for some myself

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9GwT4_YRZdBf9nIUHs0zjrnUVl-KBNSM

This one is on human behavioural biology, but the prof is really good and it tackles a lot of interesting (though surface level) problems in the phil of science

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNnIGh9g6fA&list=PL848F2368C90DDC3D

>>9063724
Teaching Company

Utopia and Terror in the 20th Century
From Yao to Mao
Aztec to Maya: Ancient Mesoamerica
The Irish Identity: Independence, History, and Literature
Paleontology
Great Greeks
Great Romans
Cooking Made Easy: Mediteranean
Lost Worlds of South America
Barbarians of the Steppes
african experience from lucy to mandela
The Discovery of Ancient Civilizations (Part I & II): Brian Fagan ...

Yale Open Courses
Financial Markets (2011)
The American Revolution
France Since 1871
Introduction to the New Testament History and Literature
The American Novel Since 1945

Stanford Open
The Historical Jesus

I do about a full lectures a week, teaching company plus streaming for 19 bucks is totally worth it if you can swing it.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL11B4EB334188B3A3

https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:HarvardX+HUM2x+2T_2017/courseware/def9c2580ade4db0bf13f2ae789b9d0d/2880347f13a548d19f925fb9a1219ab4/#welcome-to-the-ancient-greek-hero-in-24-hours-child

>>9063960
does that site give you typical video series?

>>9063886
>teaching company + streaming for 19 bucks...

What did he mean by this?

Don't you have to buy like 200 bucks just to get one course? I've downloaded a lot of them thus far.

>>9063976
No you can pirate them, and greatcoursesplus.com gives you great courses netflix. not to shill, but its pretty great to have it streaming on your ipad while you workout or work.

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The best there is :
https://youtu.be/ZHK1fJjiXRg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwUJHNPMUyU

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8dPuuaLjXtOeEc9ME62zTfqc0h6Pe8vb

>>9064139
>john greene
No thanks!

>>9063886
>Teaching Company
Another fan here. I feel like I've pirated enough courses for a lifetime's education.

Favourite lecturers?
>Kenneth Harl
Enjoyed all three series by him that I've done. They're all long and very detail oriented which is a nice companion to the more general, sweeping history courses.
>Elizabeth Vandiver
Her course on Greek myth in particular is a nice primer, especially when she's talking about the different approaches to myth.

>>9064413
Ed Barnhart, Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius, and J. Rufus Fears are mine.

Kenneth W. Harl is also quite good, and I especially enjoy that he has a grim sense of humor about horrible things. What annoys me is that he doesnt do a lecture on his focus, which is Byzantium.

>>9064413
They are so expensive and I can never find a torrent of the lectures I want that have any seeds. Am I really expected to pay 250$ for a fucking lecture?

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>>9064428
>Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius
Have his Espionage course on my list.

Re: Harl and Byzantium see pic related.

>>9064449
You can pay 19 a month to stream or use something like https://torrentproject.se/?t=TTC to source them from open torrents.

>>9064451
thats not on plus, will pirate

>>9064449
I read that their pricing is to target libraries rather than individuals. But someone obviously pointed out them missing a huge market hence their near constant sales and their recent expansion into a subscription model.

And torrenting wise, private sites can be helpful. MAM is relatively easy to join, maintain ratio, and has lots and lots of courses.

>>9064452
This is nice, thank you.

>>9063968
ye

>>9064459
Did I read somewhere that Plus is video lectures only? If they did audio too I'd be tempted to just pay up for the subscription and probably find a way to rip and archive them for myself anyway.

>>9064464
I just read a news article in a business magazine that in the first year they picked up 75k subscribers in their streaming service.

>>9064489
Yes, but what surprised me is their backlog, audio lectures id already taken but were filmed in like 2006, ie all of their lectures were video initially.

I play them in the background while I play games or exercise or cook or whatever so its all the same for me.