Math Lecture Video Archive - UCCS

[Sankaku]

Thanks to RedX for this amazing link to the archive of Math lectures at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS):

http://www.uccs.edu/~math/vidarchive.html

They are in MOV format and access requires free registration.

However, if you click on a course link and it asks for your login, try adding this to the end of the url:

/archive.php?type=valid

I think it will bypass the registration. Give it a try!

 

[WiFO215]

Thanks to RedX for this amazing link to the archive of Math lectures at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS):

http://www.uccs.edu/~math/vidarchive.html

They are in MOV format and access requires free registration.

However, if you click on a course link and it asks for your login, try adding this to the end of the url:

archive.php?type=valid

I think it will bypass the registration. Give it a try!

I've been trying to get past the bypass for a long time. Thanks!

 

[Sankaku]

The site is not opening after clicking the links ?

I have just downloaded 5 whole lecture series in the last 2 days. All the links are working fine for me.

Your other site seems to be an interesting collection of videos from other places. However, it doesn't do a very good job of telling you where they came from (eg. many are MIT-OCW).

 

[RedX]

The site is not opening after clicking the links ? I found some excellent maths videos at:
http://www.learnerstv.com

The site can be very slow at times. So I'd suggest clicking on it, then walk out of the room and do something else, and when you come back later, it should be on the next page. Click on the next page, walk out again, etc. Once you get to the page where you can finally download, then save a couple of lectures on your computer, and walk out while it's downloading. Once it's saved on your computer then there is no wait.

 

[BigFairy]

Good link! Thanks.

 

[Sankaku]

The site can be very slow at times.

That is because I am taking all the bandwidth downloading videos

Just joking. It seems like the page requests can take a while but, once a connection is made, everything loads at full speed.



An aside:
Although I haven't had a chance to watch many of them yet, I find the lecture style where they are writing on a projected computer screen all the time kind of lame. The older ones with an old-style black/white-board seem better to me.