Streaming Video on Demand
- IEEE Courses This link opens in a new windowContinuing education and professional development courses from the eLearning Library of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE); account required to receive CE credit
- Alexander Street Video This link opens in a new windowOnline educational videos in a wide range of disciplines
- Films on Demand This link opens in a new windowOnline educational videos from Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware
Featured Videos
- Taming the Quantum World(45:10) Physicists worldwide have worked hard to develop the quantum computer, a device that will use principles of quantum physics to revolutionize the computer industry. Taming the Quantum World explains how such computing will change the world, in such ways as generating virtual simulations that can help address problems as complex as global warming and cybersecurity.
- Virtual world(25:12) It's the height of the cold war between two solo superpowers of the world. At any moment and anywhere nuclear bombs could explore with apocalyptic results. So, what could help humanity in such a dark time. It turns out, that something would be called the internet. How did this lead to the technological marvel we know today?
- Making the Future: 3D Printing and the Future of Digital Fabrication(47:29) This film examines the possibilities of digital fabrication through techniques such as 3D printing and do-it-yourself genetic engineering. It looks at the makers' movement and the ideals motivating them. It also features interviews with intellectuals and business people who envision a transformed economy that moves away from mass production, and who believe producing the things we consume will bring us greater fulfillment.
- The Greedy Brain: Can Computers Read Inside Our Brains?(49:33) In this program, science journalist Rob van Hattum explores innovative technologies that are connecting the brain to computers to do everything from gather information to help disabled people move prosthetics with their thoughts. The film highlights the work of neuroscientists and researchers who map and interact with the brain as they contemplate future applications.
Programming Language Tutorials
- Google's Python ClassIncludes written materials, lecture videos, and code exercises to practice Python coding.
- Khan Academy: Computer ProgrammingLearn how to program drawings, animations, and games using JavaScript & ProcessingJS, or learn how to create webpages with HTML & CSS.
- Khan Academy: Free Algorithms TutorialIntroductory computer science algorithms, including searching, sorting, recursion, and graph theory.