MoMath Online Event Recordings
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The video of Real and Rational, the 2020 MoMath gala, is now available for FREE. Enjoy this discussion featuring math-and-science based thoughts about the pandemic from two prominent experts, Eric Schmidt and Julie Gerberding. Eric is the former CEO of Google and Co-Founder of Schmidt Futures. Julie is the former director of the CDC and current Executive Vice President and Chief Patient Officer at Merck. Plus, Nate Silver offers his perspective on the upcoming election.
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All MoMath online events are intended as live-stream events; however, some events may be recorded and, if possible, MoMath will make the recordings available after the event for purchase. Please allow approximately two to four weeks for videos to post.
Available Videos
The following events are currently available as video recordings. Click on each title to learn more about — and purchase — event recordings.
- October 11: Global Math Week: “Wild Machines” at 5:00 pm with James Tanton for all ages
- October 10: Global Math Week: “The Five-Card Mind-Reading Trick” at 5:00 pm with James Tanton for all ages
- October 10: Global Math Week: “The Five-Card Mind-Reading Trick” at 11:30 am with James Tanton for all ages
- October 9: Family Fridays: “Flying Math: Can Math Help You Juggle?” with John Chase for all ages
- October 9: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- October 8: Write Angles: “Math Words Trivia Night” with Rebecca Roberts, Caitlin Miller, Dexter Senft, and Peter Winkler for ages 14 and up
- October 6: Loving Math with Steve Sherman for ages 5 to 8
- October 2: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- October 1: Fun with Mathematical Definitions with Christopher Danielson for ages 10 and up
- October 1: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- September 30: Dancing with Circles with Karl Schaffer for all ages
- September 25: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- September 24: Write Angles: “Code Breaking: Patterns and Sequences” with Rebecca Roberts, Caitlin Miller, Dexter Senft, and Peter Winkler for ages 14 and up
- September 21: Pythagoras to Present Day with Alex Kontorovich for ages 14 and up
- September 18: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- September 17: Egyptian Mystery with Joshua Zucker for ages 11 and up
- September 17: Meet a Mathematician with Donald Richards for all ages
- September 16: I Am A.I.: Explaining Artificial Intelligence with Andreas Matt for ages 14 and up
- September 14: Pythagoras to Present Day with Alex Kontorovich for ages 14 and up
- September 13: Krazy Kahoot with Steve Sherman for all ages
- September 11: Family Fridays: “Puzzle Play” with Roderick Kimball for all ages
- September 11: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- September 10: Write Angles: “Word Ladders and Water Pouring Puzzles” with Rebecca Roberts, Caitlin Miller, Dexter Senft, and Peter Winkler for ages 14 and up
- September 9: Some Sums with Paul Zeitz for ages 10 and up
- September 8: Loving Math with Steve Sherman for grades K through 3
- September 4: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- September 3: Liar’s Bingo with Joshua Zucker for ages 11 and up
- September 3: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- August 28 – August 30: MoMath Mayhem with Steve Sherman for all ages
- August 28: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- August 26: Math vs. COVID-19 with Po-Shen Loh for ages 11 and up
- August 21: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- August 20: Loving Math with Steve Sherman for grades K through 3
- August 15: Alternative Perspective Opening Reception and Meet the Artist with Anton Bakker for all ages
- August 14: Family Fridays: “Infinite Dreams: The Story and Childhood Games of the Mathematical Genius Ramanujan” with Amy Alznauer for all ages
- August 14: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- August 13: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- August 7: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- August 4: Hats and Liars: “Logic Puzzles” with Peter Winkler for ages 14 and up
- July 31: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- July 30: Stone Age Math with Joshua Zucker for ages 10 and up
- July 28: Hats and Liars: “Hat Puzzles” with Peter Winkler for ages 14 and up
- July 24: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- July 18: NYC Math Festival 2020 – Online!, nearly six hours of mathematical fun with more than 20 mini-sessions led by MoMath’s most popular speakers, for all ages
- July 17: Family Fridays: “Word Patterns: Pinwheels, Tessellations, and Ambigrams” with Scott Kim for all ages
- July 17: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- July 14: “Beyond Infinity,” the fourth session in the Big and Very Big Number Series with Paul Zeitz for all ages
- July 14: Meet a Mathematician hosted by Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- July 10: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- July 9: “Path Puzzles” with Roderick Kimball for ages 12 and up
- July 7: “To Infinity…,” the third session in the Big and Very Number Series with Paul Zeitz for ages 14 and up
- July 2: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- July 2: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- June 30: “Unimaginably BIG Numbers,” the second session in the Big and Very Big Number Series with Paul Zeitz for all ages
- June 25: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- June 22: Quadrivium: “Math, Music, and the Moral Imagination” with Marcus G. Miller for all ages
- June 19: Family Fridays: “Engineering with Paper” with Godwyn Morris for all ages
- June 19: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- June 9: Meet a Mathematician hosted by Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- June 8: “Pascal’s Playground” with Paul Zeitz for ages 10 and up
- June 5: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up
- June 4: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- May 29: Folding Fridays with Kathleen Sheridan for ages 7 and up. Cat Box origami design by Gay Merrill Gross (taught with permission of the creator)
- May 28: Games of Little to No Chance with Paul Zeitz for ages 14 and up
- May 20: “How Mathematics Connects Us” with Philipp Legner for students in grades 6 to 12
- May 19: “Get in the Game — with Math!” with Brian Macdonald and Tim Chartier for ages 11 and up
- May 15: Family Fridays: “Sky Spectaculars: Now You See It, Now You Don’t!” with Jay Pasachoff for all ages
- May 14: “Solar Eclipses: Math, Science, and Spectacle” with Jay Pasachoff for ages 12 and up
- May 12: Meet a Mathematician hosted by Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- May 7: “The Astounding Mathematics of Lines in Circles” with Dr. James Tanton for all ages
- May 7: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- May 5: “From ‘Circle-ometry’ to Trigonometry: Exploring the Story of Trigonometry and Why the Curriculum Does it Backwards” with Dr. James Tanton for math educators (and other adults!)
- April 23: Folding Fun Online with OrigamiUSA’s Wendy Zeichner for ages 7 and up
- April 15: “Home Base: Mathy Things to Do at Home” with Dr. Jürgen Richter-Gebert for all ages
- April 10: Family Fridays: “Math Meets Art: Making a Rubik’s Cube Mosaic” with Dr. Lauren Rose for all ages
- April 6: “Math Flash! A New Look at an Old Problem” with Dr. Po-Shen Loh for ages 18 and up
- April 2: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
- March 26: Ask a Mathematician — Anything! with Dr. Alex Kontorovich for all ages
While MoMath strives to provide video recordings whenever possible, MoMath hopes for your understanding that there are often copyright, author, and publicist permissions and credit earning issues that might not make distribution possible. You are encouraged to attend an event in real time as much as possible.
Pricing
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