<p>We're excited to let you know that Computer Networks 5/E (CN5E) now comes with <a href="http://media.pearsoncmg.com/ph/streaming/esm/tanenbaum5e_videonotes/tanenbaum_videoNotes.html" title="Video lectures off Pearson Tanenbaum page">supplemental video lectures!</a><p>

<p>The videos provide enough content for a full quarter or semester course on networking; they have been used as the basis for a 10 week Computer Networks MOOC available on Coursera that has been taken by over 100K students. The videos are organized into 10 modules of 10-20 minute segments that cover a typical networking course, from an introduction to computer networks and the lower layers, up to applications and network security. In total, 90 videos provide over 20 hours of lectures using more than 1000 slides.</p>

<p>We hope this resource will help you to deliver top-notch classes. The videos can be viewed by your students without special access permissions in a modern web browser. You may choose to: deliver your own lectures and use the videos as a recap that is available anytime; cover topics with a mix of your own lectures and the videos, to free up class time or cover optional topics; or "flip the classroom" completely by having students watch the videos ahead of time and then exploring the material in class. To help you make the most of these videos, the accompanying slides are available to instructors (as pdf and powerpoint, with and without annotations.) These slides, along with other supplemental resources such as the Wireshark labs, can be used as the basis of many classroom activities.</p>

The videos are available <a href="http://media.pearsoncmg.com/ph/streaming/esm/tanenbaum5e_videonotes/tanenbaum_videoNotes.html" title="Video lectures off Pearson Tanenbaum page">off the Pearson Tanenbaum page</a>.