To learn math online,
there's Khan Academy with elementary math
and you can follow that up with Calculus and such
before running out of high-quality, sleekly-produced lessons.
For advanced math(s),
there are some nice recorded lectures - everything from Fields Medalist symposia on youtube to full semesters from the OCW-era;
there were some false-starts at providing sexy math MOOCs but plagued with poor audio and sorta boring speakers;
and there is this site/utility that is in-between levels, this one :) , seeking to be accessible yet interesting to any math enthusiast;
but GIVE IT A LITTLE TIME...
and there'll be more open math, allowing anybody anywhere get engaged/obsessed/expert
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| Learning Mathematics the easy way in the 21st century - Coursera.org |
Already, there is quite a lot on mathematics and allied subjects (e.g. engineering, science, data analysis, computing, ...) that is very good and very attractive. Have you tried a math mooc yet? I've reported on some of my experiments teaching with Coursera here. What has your experience been?
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| Maths the easy way in the 21st centurty - edx.org |
I'm just amazed to have such access to world-class education, and that's why I'm addicted to MOOC life.
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