MIT 9.00 Introduction to Psychology
As a follow up to my last post about iTunes U, I thought I’d tell you about one of the best lecture series that I’ve done on there: MIT 9.00 – Introduction to Psychology
It’s a first year course that covers a huge range of topics about how the brain works, why we act the way we do, effects of mental illness and a vast range of other topics. The professor, Prof. Jeremy Wolfe, is a great lecturer as he really knows how to keep your attention with humor and fascinating bits of information.
I’ve learned so much from it and really gained a lot from listening to it. It’s 23 lectures, about 1hr 20min each and completely worth the time! It was my preferred listening while I was driving around the NZ countryside on my road trip there and I really can’t recommend it enough hahah
How to get it with iTunes:
- Open up iTunes U in iTunes (see previous post on how to do this)
- In the search box type “MIT Cognitive”
- Click on “MIT 9.00 Introduction …” with the picture of the brain beside it
- Start downloading those lectures
You’ll want to make sure on your iPod syncing options that you have the “Sync iTunes U” box checked off under the iTunes U tab.
How to get it without iTunes:
If you don’t have iTunes, you can still download the mp3′s of the lectures directly from the MIT Open courseware site.
Link for this specific course: Click Here
Link for MIT’s OpenCourseWare site: Click Here
Enjoy!