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The discussion revolves around the effectiveness and availability of educational videos for learning concepts in various STEM fields. Participants share resources and personal experiences regarding how videos can enhance understanding, particularly in mathematics and physics.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses that videos can significantly accelerate understanding of complex concepts, citing a specific site as a valuable resource.
  • Another mentions the availability of math tutorial videos on YouTube, including content from MIT, though they note variability in the complexity of the material.
  • A participant shares a link to a series of videos about the fourth dimension, indicating that while the content is not rigorously presented, it may still be engaging for a general audience.
  • One contributor recommends an educational hub that aggregates moderated content, highlighting its growing collection of videos.
  • Another participant emphasizes the benefits of visual tutorials for memory retention and problem-solving, mentioning a platform that connects users with online experts for real-time assistance.
  • A request for additional resources is made, indicating a desire for more educational video options.
  • Several specific educational video resources are shared, including NASA's Education Channel and other science-related sites, suggesting a variety of options for viewers interested in STEM topics.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the value of educational videos for learning, but there is no consensus on the best resources or the effectiveness of specific sites. Multiple competing views on the quality and rigor of content exist.

Contextual Notes

Some participants express uncertainty about the rigor of the videos they recommend, and there are varying opinions on the effectiveness of different platforms for learning specific concepts.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in enhancing their understanding of physics, mathematics, and other STEM subjects through visual learning resources may find this discussion beneficial.

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Sometimes a concept that I'd been trying to understand for about half an hour I grasp in about 5 seconds by watching an animation of it in action. Videos are a rapid way to learn in my opinion. Heres a really good site I've found
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/

Anyone know any other good sites like this?
 
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There are some decent math tutorial videos on YouTube, but I don't know of any offhand. Some MIT stuff on there too; and it's not horribly advanced, at least some of it isn't.
 
dimensions

i don't know if it helped me to understand any concepts, since i haven't met most of the concepts treated here before. But this is a series of videos that uses 2-D as well as 3-D animations to explain concepts regarding the fourth dimension. It's a really nice trip to make if you have the time to, but it's not treated in any rigorously fashion (in fact, i think they're intended to be for the general population).
http://www.dimensions-math.org/
hope you like them
 
I like this site: http://eduguide.tv/"
It is an educational hub with all the great moderated educational content being uploaded to the Internet. There are not so many videos but its content increases day to day.
 
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Yeah is is good to have the visual tutorials . as it helps to learn fast and remember for long , sometimes bcoz of some small small formula we can't able to remember , but learning them as a video helps a lot , some are here ,




These are videos based on simple formula , But these type of videos help very much. Online teachers also help very much , as sometimes we stuck up some where and want a solution at that time only , for that you have to search for the expert who can help you , ezdia provides you the number of experts in different categories , through which you can contact online and get solve your problems in no time. It's a very good way to solve the problem in real time.
 
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all looks good, must to have some more?
 

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