Thread 1374431

Post full module recorded lecture series. Post-covid, most universities record lectures but seldom are they publicly distributed

academictorrents.com my friend

>>1374461
it barely has any, youtube has more.
examples:
search under courses for:
history: zero.
Economics: 3 courses - berkley, caltech.
Chemistry: 2 courses - berkley
Environment: zero.

There's people out there ripping uni textbooks, doubtless someone's posting their unit lectures, where the fuck are they?

and by the way, ive tried googling this before and like OP, ive found nothign but some dogshit sites or forums listing nothing of use except for coding.

You're better off just torrenting ttc/great courses lectures. Uni lectures are very messy and unscripted.

>>1374631
>There's people out there ripping uni textbooks
annas archive, library genesis
>doubtless someone's posting their unit lectures
youtube, usually by professors, otherwise usually shared amongst fellow students as google drive uploads or similar (not centralized)

>>1374666
this, or honestly just finding a video of that topic on youtube that has lots of views.
This is how I go through uni anyway
if attendance is optional, I just skip the class with the ~45minute bumbling lecture that occasionally dips into what weather we're having or current news
and instead find a condensed ~25-30 minute lecture on YouTube that was recorded by a professor at MIT/Harvard/Yale who very clearly practiced multiple times before starting the recording

the vast majority of professor's lectures honestly aren't really worth saving
especially in this post-digital age where opportunity cost is zilch, and you can just watch the best-of-the-best lecture for that material in the same amount of time and price ($0) as your local university/school

>>1374431 (OP)
A lot of great moocs literally just disapppeared.
Not even archived in torrents and private trackers. For whatever reason everyone focuses on torrenting garbage udemy course taught by randos larpers.

>>1374986
>udemy trash

agree, i want a PhD who understands what they're talking about in n-dimensions

>>1374986
The used-to-be-free Stanford CS144 recordings and assignments for example.
A bunch of Georgia Tech's udacity courses and mooc are also gone.

>>1374431 (OP)
Picrel exemplifies my problem with most university lecture videos: They have no production finesse and you, the video watcher, have to squint at a distant whiteboard or slide screen. A decently produced video should always have the visuals presented in the full screen, with the lecturer nothing more than a thumbnail down in the corner.

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i cannot believe that a user has to do this... the fucking universitys should manage and share their knowledge in ordered open way... but...

>>1377498
Only watch math lectures on blackboard. Problem solved. Don’t be a brainlet.