A Free Yale Course on Medieval History: 700 Years in 22 Lectures

Do these cours­es count towards a degree?

I donate month­ly from my check­ing account.

How and when can I start

Is the sub­se­quent course on the high Mid­dle Ages also avail­able online? This first course is fas­ci­nat­ing — a won­der­ful pro­fes­sor.

This is a great idea that we can watch live teach­ing.
Pro­fes­sor has very inter­est­ing mod­el of teach­ing. All the best from Ser­bia.
Berislav Kan­gr­ga, a his­to­ry teacher

There is noth­ing on the arch of Con­stan­tine that depicts mes­sages in the sky.

As this course has been made a free online course, I would like to start doing it.

I have looked through the course mate­ri­als and found almost every­thing. What I seem to be miss­ing is the read­ings for each lec­ture. As I under­stand it you read parts from at least from the key text as prepa­ra­tion for a lec­ture and pos­si­bly some extra read­ing stuff.

I see a read­ing list per lec­ture, but that seems to be a list of option­al addi­tion­al read­ing stuff on the lec­ture, not any­thing that must be read to pre­pare for a lec­ture. Is there such a list.

Thanks and regards
jan spil­jard

No medieval his­to­ry is reli­able and com­pre­hen­sive as long as it skips (very inten­tion­al­ly and against all sci­en­tif­ic method­olo­gies) the 700 years of that bril­liant Euro­pean his­to­ry craft­ed by Arabs in Andalu­sia