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Finding your way around a lecture

Find a topic, review the reading, and return to your course.

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Written by Christopher Wall

Start with a lecture, then use the tools that help you learn.

1. Choose your lecture

Select a lecture in the list on the left. The video opens in the middle, with Chapters on the right.

Lecture list on the left, video in the middle, and Chapters on the right.

Example: the three main areas of a lecture.

2. Find the section you need

Choose a chapter to move to that point when playback is available. The highlighted chapter shows your current section.

Chapter names and timestamps, with the current chapter highlighted.

Close-up: choose a topic from Chapters.

3. Take it at your pace

Pause, replay, or change speed using the video controls. Below the video, look for Transcript, Study guide, and References. Use Course syllabus in the left column to return to the course outline.

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