I may have gotten the link to this from one of y'all miscreants, but I would like to give a review of just one of the downloadable lectures after completing 25% of it.
There are about 250 courses to choose from. Me, being a history buff, chose Kagan's intro to Greek history. I download the audio and listen while doing work around the house.
In my estimation, this particular lecture is excellent. Kagan is a good lecturer and knows his stuff. If you. too, like history I would run your little fingers over to the link & download.
24 hour-long lectures available in audio, med-qual .mov, and high-qual .mov. Lecture #6, the one where he describes the hoplite phalanx might be a good one to download the video for, as there is a classroom demonstration.
Course Link
http://oyc.yale.edu/classics/introduction-to-ancient-greek-history/content/downloads.htmlOther Courses:
http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecoursesPersonally, I would think this sort of thing less ideal for courses with a high math or hard science component that included problem-solving.
