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This is one of the only things that really annoys me about these courses, is that they are often only available via iTunes U. I don't have, nor do I want, iTune
by docgnome 16y ago
This is one of the only things that really annoys me about these courses, is that they are often only available via iTunes U. I don't have, nor do I want, iTunes. I shouldn't have to fire up a VM to access "open" content. I deal with it but it bugs the crap out of me.
- highfreq 16y agoActually, I believe all OCW courses are available via YouTube, or for download at http://ocw.mit.edu http://ocw.mit.edu as MP4. Stanford's SEE course are available via YouTube, download, and bittorent. I like watching them on my iPad off the grid. So having them in iTune-U is nice.
- docgnome 16y agoCool. There are other Uni's that do not provide other options however.
- inovica 16y agoThis is available outside of iTunes on YouTube (I think). I understand your reasoning, but as I do have iTunes it makes a very nice, seamless way of subscribing to their content, which can then be shared across my various devices (iphone / iPad etc). I even have a projector in my lounge attached to a Mac Mini that I've started using for this rather than just for movies
- glen 16y agoYou can also find them here: http://nixty.com/courses/directory?category=0&school=1&tags= http://nixty.com/courses/directory?category=0&school=1&#...
- gaganbiyani 16y agoAll of the OCW courses are available on Udemy: http://www.udemy.com/courses/Academics.html http://www.udemy.com/courses/Academics.html. (Disclosure: I am the co-founder of Udemy) If I'm not wrong, we have the largest library of OCW courses on the internet (equivalent to YouTube's).