Watching lectures

Every lecture on Telureo is free and streams live on YouTube. You don’t need an account to watch.

Find a lecture

• Schedule. The schedule shows every lecture in your time zone, as a guide with one row per channel or as a list. Choose a day, a channel, or Now.
• Tutors. Every tutor has a page with their background, their courses, and what they teach next.
• Courses. A course is a series of lessons in order, one live lecture each. You can join at any lesson.
• Search. Press Ctrl K (or ⌘ K on a Mac) to search lectures, tutors, courses, and channels.

Reading the guide

In the guide, set the Time interval between time marks: 15 min, 30 min, 1 hour, or 2 hours. Then choose how much each lecture shows:

• Brief shows the tutor’s picture and the lecture’s schedule label, its short name. At the 1-hour and 2-hour intervals, it shows only the picture.
• Detailed adds the full title, the time, and the tutor’s name wherever there’s room.

Point at a lecture to see all its details.

Watch and take part

1. Open the lecture’s page. Before it starts, you can choose Add to calendar.
2. When it starts, choose Watch live on YouTube.
3. Ask your questions in the YouTube live chat. YouTube asks you to sign in to chat. Tutors answer questions while they teach.

After the lecture, the recording stays on YouTube. You’re welcome to watch it, but only live viewing counts toward the tutor’s score.

Who can watch

Telureo is for people aged 13 and over. Lectures aren’t made for children, and YouTube’s own rules for teen accounts apply.

With an account

An account is free. With one, you can:

• keep lectures in your favorites, to join later or to watch again (see Favorites and rankings)
• report a lecture that breaks the rules, so our team can review it
• become a tutor later, from your dashboard

To create your account:

1. Sign up with your email address, or continue with Google or Apple. With email, you confirm your address with a 6-digit code that works for 15 minutes.
2. Connect your YouTube account in Settings → Connected accounts. Learner accounts link the YouTube channel they watch and chat with. Telureo only learns which channel is yours, never what you watch.

On the demo site, made-up addresses such as you@example.com get their code on the demo inbox page.