Looking forward to starting the Physics in Our Universe series in a few minutes. We enjoyed Richard Wolfson’s other physics course and this will probably be easier to tackle than Thermodynamics which was difficult material. As well, the How To Draw course is great fun, too. David Brody is a good lecturer (and he says B.C.E. and C.E. instead of B.C. and A.D. which increases my admiration of him).
Hope those of you in the storm areas will stay safe and warm this weekend!
Teresa Robeson 何顥思 
Do you home school or are you taking these courses? Good for you!
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You were the first to point this series out to me, of course ever since then I feel like I come across them all the time! That phenomenon is kind of like physics right? lol
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It’s great to do courses. I bet you het loads out of it.
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Will be fun to watch what you do with the course! I admire you!
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Those look great! I’m a huge fan of online courses, though I confess I usually just watch the lectures and ignore any assignments… Anyway if your physics basics are shaky (like mine), I do recommend the How Things Work course on Coursera – free of course, and with a lovely teacher! ^^
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Wow! Two very different, challenging courses. You couldn’t pay me to take a class on physics. I was more than done by the end of high school. Enjoy! Learn lots. And report back! 🙂
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Good for you, Teresa!! :)))
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Great way to use all aspects of your brain, in different ways!
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We homeschool! My older son is a sophomore at university now but I’m still homeschooling my younger son. But even when he’s done, I’ll still watch these courses. I love learning!
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LOL! You’re funny, Coleen! Yes, it’s exactly like physics. 😉
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I do! And with my bad memory, every time I watch one is like the first time! 😉
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Thanks, Pat! It’s fun to keep learning. 🙂
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Thanks! My physics is rusty but not too bad, but I’ll check out Coursera’s offering! I like The Great Courses because they don’t actually have assignments. 😀
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I never lost my love of physics and am so glad to be relearning it with my guys. 🙂 Richard Wolfson is wonderful; we enjoyed his other physics course. Prof. Brody is really cool and fun, too! We’re learning lots.
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We try! 😉
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Good for you! 👍
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Ooo, I did not know that! Now I will have to look into the Great Courses… ^^
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