Mathematical Videos
In this section I will upload some videos on Mathematical topics. The videos uploaded here will be ideal for showing to students.
If you are interested in a collection of videos designed for teachers, then head along to Mr Barton.
If you are interested in a collection of videos designed for teachers, then head along to Mr Barton.
Below is a spreadsheet with links to various videos around the internet. Please feel free to add any great videos using this link.
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The amazing documentary about Andrew Wiles and his solution to the greatest problem to have faced mathematics.
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A really nice and catchy song to help remember Pi.
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An excellent 5 minute video explaining the Monty Hall Problem (with Marcus du Sautoy).
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A 20 minute TED-Ed video presented by Marcus du Sautoy on Symmetries and their importance to mathematics. A nice introduction to the basic ideas of Group Theory.
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The hour long Clay Lecture from 2008 by Marcus du Sautoy on the interesting properties of prime numbers.
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A short TED-Ed video exploring the concept of doubling by way of an example involving folding paper.
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An interesting documentary by Horizon on the complications of Infinity.
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A beautiful short film inspired by the numbers and shapes that appear in nature.
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A stunning short film covering a huge variety of problems in mathematics, and very loosely inspired by the work of M.C. Escher.
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