3. Engineering Channel: ENGINEERING.com
“This channel delivers the most current engineering news and other related informative videos,” its “About” section explains. “Something for all engineers.” It also features educational videos for engineers in the making.
While this channel is especially well-known for its humorous and engaging “This Week in Engineering” videos, it also presents a wide array of at-home projects for aspiring engineers to try. As a heads up, many of these involve constructing or assembling items using tools, so these videos are probably better for high schoolers, or younger students if they are accompanied by a parent.
Can’t-Miss Video: “Build and Ride a Hovercraft,” the perfect project for all of the science fiction fans out there.
4. Mathematics Channel: MathMeeting
This channel provides clear, concise explanations for math concepts ranging from simple to very complex. The channel’s creator is a civil engineering graduate from the University of Florida who truly loves to teach, and has made it his mission to create this series of tutorial videos.
Students of all ages could easily find math help through MathMeeting, for basic math as well as high school-level algebra, geometry, and more.
Can’t-Miss Video: “Sin Cos Tan,” which takes on trigonometry from the ground up. This video is especially great with reinforcing concepts, because trig is so important in higher-level math, but often tricky for students to grasp initially.
Carly Buchanan is an Editorial Intern at eSchool News.
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