How to Use Wondrium for Educational Video Courses
Wondrium (formerly The Great Courses Plus) offers thousands of video lecture series on history, science, cooking, and more. Learn how to sign up and explore.
At a Glance
Sign up for a free trial at wondrium.com
~19sBrowse courses by topic
~27sQuick Tip
Quick Tip: If you're not sure where to start, check the "Popular Courses" or "Staff Picks" sections on the homepage. These highlight courses that have been consistently well-received by other learners.
Download the Wondrium app
~17sStart a course and follow the written materials
~18sUse the watchlist to track courses
~26sQuick Tip
Quick Tip: Wondrium courses work well in shorter sessions. Many learners watch one lecture per day over morning coffee or before bed. A 24-lecture series at that pace takes less than a month to complete.
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Wondrium is the streaming home of The Great Courses, a long-established educational video series that has been trusted by curious learners for decades. If you've ever picked up one of those DVD lecture sets from a library sale, Wondrium is the streaming version of that experience — and it goes far beyond what was available in the DVD era.
The service offers thousands of video courses taught by university professors, award-winning teachers, and subject experts from institutions including Harvard, Yale, Oxford, and many others. Topics span history, science, philosophy, cooking, mathematics, literature, music, languages, health, and more. Each course typically includes 12 to 36 hour-long lectures with accompanying written materials.
Wondrium operates on a subscription model at around $14.99 per month, or less with an annual plan. A free trial is available. Unlike platforms aimed at building career skills, Wondrium is focused on intellectual curiosity and lifelong learning — the audience is people who love to learn for the joy of learning.
The content is genuinely educational at a high level. Courses like "How to Think About the Great Ideas," "The Art of Reading," or "The History of Ancient Rome" are taught with the rigor of a real college course, not simplified for minimal effort.
Wondrium is available on iPhone, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV, and in any web browser. Video and written materials can be downloaded for offline access through the mobile app.
If you are the kind of person who finds documentaries interesting but wishes they went deeper on the facts, Wondrium is almost certainly going to be a rewarding subscription.
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