Imagine how cool it would be if MIT would make "read only" transmissions of these sessions freely available.
(I know that MIT has already made many courses available on yootoob. Those are wonderful, I've watched many myself.)
Upon re-reading my lecture notes from long ago, they are sadly incomprehensible without the lecture that went with it. It would be great to be able to review those lectures and refresh my memory. I remember attending one given by Feynman for which no record exists.
Have you tried OpenCourseWare from MIT[1]?
Tends to have more stuff than YouTube :) lecture notes, and typically assignments as well.
Also, some professors from MIT have courses on edx.org.
[1](ocw.mit.edu)
(I know that MIT has already made many courses available on yootoob. Those are wonderful, I've watched many myself.)
Upon re-reading my lecture notes from long ago, they are sadly incomprehensible without the lecture that went with it. It would be great to be able to review those lectures and refresh my memory. I remember attending one given by Feynman for which no record exists.