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A collection of links to video clips, animations and full films / programmes with a mathematics bent — to inspire teachers to inspire, to feed the minds of our young mathematicians in the making, or, simply, to entertain. Films and clips have been (loosely) categorised as shown below, and arranged alphabetically within each category by title, subject, or mathematician's surname. The films and clips may be used to support teaching, or perhaps as drivers of extra-curricular programmes, or simply to share for enjoyment. The collection is updated regularly, but if you discover an interesting film or clip that is not included here, please do let me know in the comments. None of the clips involve the direct teaching of mathematics, given that there are so many channels available doing that, and I have rarely taken clips from channels solely dedicated to mathematics — a selection of these are provided at the end of the page.

This link will take you to a list of the parent programmes / channels the episodes have been curated from, as indicated by the number in parentheses after each episode, e.g., (20) indicates that the video is from Veritasium's Youtube channel. 

In addition, if you want even more, this link will take you to a selection of other exclusively maths-focused video channels that I have not collated episodes from in the thematic list below, given that their entire focus is mathematics.

Enjoy!


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    The Mathematics Itself
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    Making Sense of Things with Mathematics
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    Making Sense of Things with Statistics



    The Teaching of Mathematics & the Mathematical Mind



    Other Mathematical Curios



    Other Hooks for Teaching



    Mathematics Royal Institution Lectures
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    The collection includes:
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    1. Select videos from 3Blue1Brown YouTube channel
    2. Select videos from CGP Grey YouTube channel
    3. Select videos from the Domain of Science YouTube channel
    4. Select videos from MIND Education
    5. Select videos from MinutePhysics YouTube channel
    6. Select videos from the Newsthink YouTube channel
    7. Select videos from the Oxford Mathematics YouTube channel
    8. Select videos from plusmaths.org
    9. Select videos from Quanta Magazine's YouTube channel
    10. Select videos from re:publica
    11. Select programmes from The Royal Institution 
    12. Select videos from The Royal Society
    13. Select videos from Science Goes to the Movies
    14. Select videos from Stand-up Maths YouTube channel
    15. Select videos from Talks At Google
    16. Select videos from TED
    17. Select videos from TED-Ed
    18. Select videos from TEDx
    19. Select videos from Tibees YouTube channel
    20. Select videos from Veritasium YouTube channel
    21. Select videos from Vi Hart YouTube channel
    22. Select videos from Vsauce YouTube channel
    23. Select videos from World Science Festival
    24. Select videos and clips from other sources, including by/with/from Abbot and Costello, BBC, Bored Shorts TV, Despicable Me, Futurama, The Simpsons, Father of the Bride, Stand and Deliver, The Big Bang Theory, Little Big League, London Mathematical Society, Bang Goes the Theory, Person of Interest, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize, Grand Rapids Community College, Countdown.



    More Mathematics Video Channels
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    3Blue1Brown by Grant Sanderson. The channel focuses on teaching higher mathematics from a visual perspective.

    Video based lessons arranged by age, topic or theme. 

    Numberphile by Brady Haran. Videos about numbers and mathematics with contemporary professional mathematicians.



    Mathologer by Burkhard Polster. Videos providing accessible explanations of hard and beautiful math(s). 


    StandUpMaths by Matt Parker, stand up mathematician and author.


    Vi Hart YouTube channel of 'recreational mathemusician'.

    Oxford Mathematics featuring 'public lectures, student lectures, research films and more. All with the aim of explaining a subject that affects us all.'



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