The New York Times Picks Five Online Lectures

in Online Courses | September 23rd, 2008 1 Comment

In case this got lost over the week­end I am bump­ing it back up: The New York Times has a piece run­ning this week­end that sur­veys the land­scape of online uni­ver­si­ty lec­tures. (Get a jum­bo list of free cours­es here.) Along the way, they focus on five lec­tures that “no one should miss.” They are as fol­lows:

1.) Wal­ter H. G. Lewin, Pow­ers of 10 (M.I.T.)

2.) Randy Pausch, Real­ly Achiev­ing Your Child­hood Dreams (Carnegie Mel­lon)

3.) Dan Ariely, Pre­dictably Irra­tional (Duke and M.I.T.)

We post­ed this one below.

4.) Lang­don Ham­mer, Mod­ern Poet­ry (Yale)

5.) Chris­tine Hayes, Intro­duc­tion to the Old Tes­ta­ment (Yale)

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  • Kinsan CHUNG says:
    November 14, 2008 at 7:07 am

    I am a Hong Kong Artist, I have be in New York in 2004, I want to know more about art in New York New, I think it is a good chan­nel. By the way, I have am Art Char­ti­ty auc­tion in For­eign Cor­re­spon­dent Club Hong kong in 18-11-2008, if you can, please tell your con­tacts in HK, thank you.

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