This is a discussion on Educational Resources within the Coffee Room forums, part of the The House of Commons category; The Educational Resources thread we had seems to be one of those which have (hopefully only temporarily) vanished into thin ...
The Educational Resources thread we had seems to be one of those which have (hopefully only temporarily) vanished into thin air, however pending it's reappearance, I thought I'd post this - The Khan Academy - which is a completely free academy, almost exclusively on YouTube, which has over 1,000 videos on a range of subjects from the most basic of maths through to using the Laplace Transform to solve a nonhomogenous equation (whatever that is!), grouped into maths, physics, chemistry, biology, finance and investing. I haven't looked at it in detail, but at first glance it looks like a wonderful resource for anyone who wants to increase their knowledge in any basically mathematical or scientific subject.
There's a good introductory video to watch here:-
(If the in-line video doesn't work for you, go to YouTube - The Khan Academy)
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