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Lecture transcripts: MIT OpenCourseWare, Yale and more

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The WithTranscript library has lecture courses from Predictive History, MIT OpenCourseWare and Yale, each with a full transcript beside the video. You can read along, click any line to jump to that moment, browse chapters, and copy the whole transcript as Markdown for your notes or an AI assistant. Transcribed lectures open without an account. Most of the MIT courses are still being transcribed, and this page says which ones.

Predictive History (Professor Jiang Xueqin)

The most complete collection in the library: 40 of 178 lectures transcribed across 10 numbered series, about 44 hours of transcript. Game Theory is the furthest along, with 21 of its 29 lectures, including the mid-term examination.

Predictive History transcripts, course by course lists what's done in each series. You can also browse the Predictive History channel page.

MIT OpenCourseWare

Ten MIT course playlists are in the library: algorithms, Python, linear algebra, calculus, quantum physics, biology, microeconomics, psychology and more (315 lectures in all). So far only the first few lectures have transcripts:

CourseTranscribed
6.006 Introduction to Algorithms1 of 32: Dynamic Programming, Part 2: LCS, LIS, Coins
8.04 Quantum Physics I1 of 25: Introduction to Superposition
14.01 Principles of Microeconomics1 of 26: Introduction and Supply & Demand

Still being transcribed, with no transcripts yet: 6.0001 Python, 6.046J Algorithm Design, 6.034 Artificial Intelligence, 18.01 Calculus, 18.06 Linear Algebra, 7.012 Biology and 9.00SC Psychology. The MIT OpenCourseWare channel page shows every lecture and marks the transcribed ones.

Yale: Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 110)

Fourteen lectures of Professor Paul Bloom's Introduction to Psychology, recorded in Spring 2007, are transcribed: lectures 1 to 10 and 13 to 16. Start with lecture 1, Introduction, or see them all on the YaleCourses channel page.

A lecture that is not in the library

Paste its YouTube link in the box above. If someone has already transcribed it, it opens with the transcript. If not, a free account lets you request one, built from the video's YouTube captions; it works for any lecture that has captions, including ones on your own course's channel.

Example from the library

Game Theory #20: Mid-Term ExaminationPredictive History · 1h 23m

An 83-minute lecture with 13 chapters. Pick a chapter or click any line of the transcript and the video jumps to it.

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