Perimeter Institute Course Videos & Tutorials: Accessible to Everyone?

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Start date May 30, 2015
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The Perimeter Institute offers course videos and tutorials that are accessible to students, with additional resources available through a wiki. Users are inquiring about access to these materials, expressing a desire to read lecture notes and tutorials. It is suggested that contacting the Perimeter Institute directly may provide a solution for gaining access. The discussion highlights the interest in making educational resources more widely available. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of accessibility in educational content.

May 30, 2015

HBChen

I'm watching some of the course video of the Perimeter International Scholar, and the professor always mention the wiki that their students can assess. Is there any way that I can assess too? I really want to read some of the lecture notes and tutorial. Thank you!

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May 30, 2015

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Have you tried contacting them directly?

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