Educational channels on youtube

[Bronium 512]

There's a plethora of science channels on youtube. I mean, take for example all of Brady's channels or Minutephysics. Well, I want to know if any of you guys have any interesting science videos and/or channels to share.

 

-CrashCourse - Videos on topics concerning Biology and History.

-DeepSkyVideos - Videos about space in general. Currently in a M# series.

-MinutePhysics - Well, about physics and numbers, in general

-nottinghamscience - Behind the scenes and longer versions of sixty symbols videos. A bit more in depth.

-numberphile - Just random facts about numbers and types of numbers.

-Periodicvideos - Chemistry. Glorious Chemistry. And this:

-scishow - General science news

-sixtysymbols - interesting physics facts

-TEDTalksDirector - TED talks. They're fantastic

-Vihart - Maths, arts and talking

-Vsauce - Random Facts

-Vsauce 2 - Weird random facts

-Vsauce 3 - Weird gaming random facts

 

So what other channels do you guys watch?

Edited September 28, 2012 by Bronium

[Crispy 5,563]

I was always a pretty big fan of NerdRage. Dude does homegrown experiments with various chemicals. Pretty fun to see.

 

The TED talks are always great, too.

[Lightning Fluttershy 1,844]

EWWWWWW Education?

 

Jk I love watching Tedtalks. I don't watch a lot of them on youtube but I'm on their website almost everyday, watching the latest talk. I love them.

[tanoshii 131]

NurdRage is awesome and I find his videos very entertaining. He does many chemical reactions and explains what's happening at the same time.

 

[real_equestrian 30]

I once ran accrosse a chanel that had a collection of educational songs from cartoons, like "the nations of the world" or "all 50 states" from animaniacs

 

trivia challenge: name 2 countries who's names are not on the map anymore (13-15 y.o's might have a tough time on that one)

Edited September 28, 2012 by real_equestrian