Resources

Here are a few helpful links to help you to expand your philosophy journey.

Philosophy resources

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP)
The SEP is an excellent free online encyclopedia with each entry created by experts in the field of philosophy.
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (IEP)
This organization provides open access to scholarly information on philosophers and key topics.
Philosophy Talk
Ken Taylor and John Perry host podcasts on a wide range of philosophical questions - a great resource for philosophy beginners.
Philosophy Bites
A set of podcasts where hosts interview top philosophers on bite sized topics.
Open Yale Courses in Philosophy
A free resource of classes at Yale University in philosophy.
History of Philosophy
The Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy at King's College London, takes you through the history of Western philosophy, "without any gaps."
A radio program that works through issues in ethics, metaphysics, and logic.
Philosophy Now
This newsstand magazine aims to captivate and educate passersby with light and enjoyable reading matter.
Philosophy for Children
A movement to introduce philosophy to young people through activities such as their "Philosophers in the Schools" program.

Online Learning

Khan Academy
A growing library of free videos that covers K-12 math, history, and a variety of science topics.
edx.org
Created by Harvard and MIT, EdX offers MOOCs and online classes in a variety of subjects from law and history to business, AI and more.
Open Culture
Open Culture brings together high-quality cultural & educational media for the worldwide lifelong learning community.
MIT+K12
Videos from MIT students that teach basic scientific and engineering concepts to primary school students in an entertaining fashion.
LearnOutLoud
An organization offering high-quality podcasts and radio shows on subjects such as philosophy, psychology, economics, and history.
M.I.T. OpenCourseWare
Gain access to virtually all MIT courses, with corresponding syllabi, lecture notes, and assessments, free of charge.

Other Interesting Links

Open University 60-Second Adventures in Thought
Quick animations explaining six famous thought experiments that have changed the way we see the world.
Brila Youth Projects
A Philosophy for Children charity supporting youth through educational programming that challenges their assumptions about art, ethics, and human connectivity.
Plato Philosophy
Introduces philosophy to K-12 students through programs, resource-sharing and the development of a national network of those working in pre-college philosophy.
SAPERE
Promotes the development of logical thinking skills and other philosophical techniques in young people.
Ask Philosophers
You ask. Philosophers answer.
Teaching Children Philosophy
This organization helps adults conduct philosophical discussion with and among elementary school children.
The Information Philosopher (I-Phi)
A new method, grounded in science and the science of information, offering novel solutions to classical problems in philosophy.
Mel Thompson: Philosophy and Ethics
Mel writes introductory and popular books on philosophy, ethics and religion.