CHEM10004 lecture recordings

[confuzzler]

Hey guys, received this news on my LMS earlier this week

 Physical Chemistry (Assoc. Prof. Smith and Assoc. Prof. Gee) that they intend to turn the lecture recording off at the start of the lecture. Consequently, no lecture recordings will be available for weeks 5-8.

Was this the same last year? if not, can anybody share with me the lecture recordings!

[confuzzler]

holy shit, where did u get that?

[confuzzler]

forgot to say from being so surprised, thank you so very much!

[Hancock]

http://content.lecture.unimelb.edu.au:8080/ess/portal/section/66bde865-2a16-4eb5-89eb-a7e1be813b0e

2013, Semester 2

Bro, where'd you get that? Does that work for every subject?

[nothingsus]

I can't post it on the forums so I'll PM you

If you doesn't bother you, could you PM me as well?

Thanks

[scribble]

Physical chem wasn't recorded 2014 sem2 anyways.

[hobbitle]

I think she means 2013 but yeah check the dates on that link ^

[LeviLamp]

Physical chem wasn't recorded 2014 sem2 anyways.

Trevor Smith is so frustrating, he turns off recordings for every subject he's involved with, but he's an appallingly bad lecturer. When some unwell people last year complained on the discussion forum, because the subject is listed as recorded with no note of Trevor's intention to turn off recordings, he simply stopped responding to emails and posts completely. :y

On the plus side, physical chemistry is the sort of thing you can probably learn well from a textbook and/or lecture slides with enough repetition and practice. I personally found, for Chemistry 2, that the textbook was far more useful than the lectures for quantum chemistry (but there's one slide in the lectures about applications not found in the textbook, so you should attend that lecture).

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

Trevor Smith is so frustrating, he turns off recordings for every subject he's involved with, but he's an appallingly bad lecturer. When some unwell people last year complained on the discussion forum, because the subject is listed as recorded with no note of Trevor's intention to turn off recordings, he simply stopped responding to emails and posts completely. :y

On the plus side, physical chemistry is the sort of thing you can probably learn well from a textbook and/or lecture slides with enough repetition and practice. I personally found, for Chemistry 2, that the textbook was far more useful than the lectures for quantum chemistry (but there's one slide in the lectures about applications not found in the textbook, so you should attend that lecture).

Last year Chem 2 recordings were a pain in the ass.
Quantum chemistry + Kinetics (4 weeks worth in total) were not recorded. Quantum you pretty much had to learn off the textbook while kinetics (notes were good) but good to consolidate with the textbook as well.

Haven't checked the link but last year for those lectures, even though a lecture recording was up it was just like 45 seconds long with the main overview of those lectures hahaha >_>

[hobbitle]

Yeah looks like about 17 out of 36 lectures weren't recorded in the 2013 stream.
Poster above is correct, it will be the same this year too.

[Starlight]

Yeah looks like about 17 out of 36 lectures weren't recorded in the 2013 stream.

It has definitely improved though, the 2012 stream recorded something like 6 lectures.

[Whynot123]

I can't post it on the forums so I'll PM you

Can I get a PM as well ?
Cheers !