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Here are some lectures from UCLA's calculus course that I just found:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1BE3027EF549C7D1&feature=plcp
@Mathwonk:
I rarely watch video lectures myself. I have been watching some video lectures for my summer Calculus 1 course, which is 100% online. For the large majority of the class, I have been reading the text (Stewart), working problems, and thinking about the concepts as well as supplementing with reading and work from Apostol. I really only watch video lectures if I am confused about an idea or stuck on something. I have an A+ in the class, but I don't rely on video lectures at all. In fact, I would rather read and do problems but sometimes I need another explanation to make something clear.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1BE3027EF549C7D1&feature=plcp
@Mathwonk:
I rarely watch video lectures myself. I have been watching some video lectures for my summer Calculus 1 course, which is 100% online. For the large majority of the class, I have been reading the text (Stewart), working problems, and thinking about the concepts as well as supplementing with reading and work from Apostol. I really only watch video lectures if I am confused about an idea or stuck on something. I have an A+ in the class, but I don't rely on video lectures at all. In fact, I would rather read and do problems but sometimes I need another explanation to make something clear.