Science and Math Videos

Search Esearch to find videos that are in the EMU library collection. Under "advanced search" you can limit the content type to "Video Recording". Or, if you know the title, you can simply search using the search below.

This website contains tutorials on making your own videos. Topics include lighting, editing, shooting, and much more. Useful for beginners and more advanced videographers, this site is an excellent guide for anyone learning the skill of making videos.

This site contains audio and video clips of famous speeches. You can either search for specific speeches or persons or browse the collection. This site is not specific to science, but covers all topics.

Uses media to advance excellent teaching. This is carried out chiefly by the funding & distribution of educational video programs with coordinated Web & print materials for professional development of K-12 teachers. It is part of The Annenberg Foundation & advances the Foundation's goal of encouraging development of more effective ways to share ideas & knowledge. Many programs are also intended for students in the classroom & viewers at home.

This site contains more than 3,300 (streaming) videos created by the US government over the past 70 years. A wide variety of topics are offered including many on science and technology.

Contains videos on all aspects of science and technology. Current issues are especially well-covered.

Free lecture notes, exams, and videos from MIT. No registration required.

Video and audio lectures on many scientific and technical topics from MIT.

Beautiful videos by National Geographic on animals, space, environment, oceanography and more.

For selected articles and letters Nature will present streaming videos that feature interviews with scientists behind the research and analysis from Nature editors. You will need the free Flash browser plugin.

Repository of videos many from the US governmental agencies and academic institutions. Simple interface with searchbox. Great source with which educators can enhance their teaching.

An extensive collection of PBS programs-all free and online. Many of these are on topics in science.

This site from the National Science Foundation contains videos on a number of subjects in the sciences, math, technology and engineering. NSF allows users to embed the videos in web pages and blogs and share via social networking tools.

This site focuses on Dept of Energy videos. Users can search the video database using keywords.

Search engine for scientific videos that are freely accessible on the web. Every science video on ScienceHack is screened by a scientist to verify its accuracy and quality.

This site from the University of Nottingham contains more than 300 videos submitted by a variety of scientists around the world on a wide variety of scientific subjects. These videos can range in length from less than a minute to more than 10.

The main purpose of VideoLectures.net is to provide free and open access of high quality video lectures by distinguished scholars and scientists at the most important and prominent events like conferences, summer schools, workshops and science promotional events from many fields of science. The portal is aimed at promoting science, exchanging ideas and fostering knowledge sharing by providing high quality didactic contents not only to a scientific community but also to a general public.

These time-lapse videos are collected by Wired.

Yes, you can see videos of your favorite band on YouTube, but there are also thousands of great science videos here, too, on YouTube education. Search for tutorials as well.