Where Can I Find Precalculus Tutorial DVD or Streaming Courses Online?

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For those seeking effective Precalculus tutorials, several resources are recommended. YouTube offers a variety of precalculus videos, including a dedicated search for relevant content. Khan Academy is highlighted for its comprehensive range of educational videos, although specific feedback on its precalculus material is lacking. Math TV is suggested for its focused Trigonometry section, which may be beneficial for precalculus students. Additionally, a link to a resource from the University of Colorado is provided, which could enhance understanding of the subject. Overall, these platforms offer valuable options for learning precalculus through both DVD and streaming formats.
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Does anyone know of a good Precalculus Tutorial Dvd, or maybe a course that streams the classes on the Internet, like MIT does with OpenCourseWare? Thanks
 
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I always liked the Khan academy videos.. he has various videos ranging from physics to calc to some statistics.. i haven't watched the pre calc videos tho.. so i have no idea what those are like..

http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy
 
http://www-math.cudenver.edu/~rbyrne/flash.htm
U Colorado- Roxanne Byrne

This one is great.
 
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