Not to be outdone by MIT, Yale has created a set of free online courses. The “Open Yale Courses” are seven introductory courses taught by distinguished professors. The topics are Astronomy, English, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology and Religious Studies.
In addition to the normal course materials, all classes are available in MP3 audio and Flash/Quicktime video. If you don’t want to watch the streaming video, all are available for download.
All the content for the courses is licensed under Creative Commons. Nice work Yale!
I use Flickr every day. It is one of those sites that has everything. I like to browser through the most interesting pictures, but find the 10-at-a-time interface too time consuming. FlickrLeech is a site that will show all 500 pictures on one page.
Last month, I saw Johnny Chung Lee’s video that showed how to detect finger movement using a Wii remote. He summed it up best at the end of the video when he said it was cool, but he couldn’t really think of something useful to do with it.