Mathematics

This three-part series of short videos provide a good introduction on how to convert metric units. 3 videos, about 6 minutes each.

This three-part series will help students get their heads around a trio of foundational aspects of intermediate-level math: linear functions, the Pythagorean Theorem, and ratio and proportion. Each of these serious mathematical tools is presented in a light-hearted fashion to hold viewers’ attention, while on-screen examples make sure the information sinks in. 3-part series, 16-21 minutes each.

Mathemedia is a comprehensive pre-algebra curriculum consisting of twelve programs focusing on key mathematical principles that apply to real-life situations. Difficult concepts are illustrated by dramatic segments in which characters use math to solve common problems. Animated computer graphics help students visualize the problems and solutions.12 videos, about 20 minutes each.

Using real-world examples—plus plenty of animation and graphics—this comprehensive 15-part series helps students to visualize the relationship between forces and motion through phenomena that characterize them...15-part series, 21-58 minutes each.

15 videos covering pre-algebra, between 20 and 40 minutes each.

With enlightening historical anecdotes and extraordinary examples from the modern world, Oxford University mathematics professor Marcus du Sautoy explores the development of international units of measure in this three-part series, and explains how precise quantification has changed the course of history, science and civilization. Produced by the Open University. 3-part series, 59 minutes each.

This essential math series will tell you everything you need to know about the fundamentals of integers, measurement, geometry, graphing, and solving those tricky word problems.