After doing some quick research, it seems there is no definitive list of these kind of resources already out there. So the idea with this post is to provide a list of links to said resources with either audio or video available to download, as well as the accompanying slides where possible. Although the list is short right now, I expect it to lengthen with time.

I have also included a few useful podcasts at the end but I don’t know if I’ll keep those links around as the list at The Web Design Podcast Library, Digital Realm already seems pretty comprehensive.

Academic Lectures:

• Harvard – Fundamentals of Website Development: videos, slides.
• Harvard – Web Development Using XML: Lecture videos, slides.
• Harvard – Developing Web-based Database Applications.
• Harvard Extension School: Understanding Computers and the Internet. Relevant sections: Lecture 10, Problem Set 7 & Videos of the Week volume 11.
• MIT: Tim Berners-Lee on The Semantic Web

Conference Lectures:

• Web Directions South ‘06 (mp3 and slides).
• Web Directions North ‘07 (mp3 and slides)
• SXSW 2006
  Highlights:
  • CSS Problem Solving
  • MicroFormats: Evolving the Web
  • Web 2.1: Making Web 2.0 Accessible
• SXSW 2007
  Highlights:
  • How to Bluff Your Way In Web 2.0 video, slides.
  • Why XSLT is Sexy, slides

Other lectures:

• Douglas Crockford on the "Theory of the DOM"

Podcasts:

• .net mag, the English web design magazine
• Boagworld, focuses on web design and management
• Web Standards Group London, from the likes of Andy Budd and Jeremy Keith
• Edgework, think social media, smart marketing, web apps and usability.

Other resources:

The following resources helped me compile this page:

• Lecture Fox: Computer Science
• Full computer science course list.
• The Web Design Podcast Library, Digital Realm

Updates:

04/28/2007:
Added "Other lectures" section and Douglas Crockford on the "Theory of the DOM" within it.

05/06/2007:
Added Why XSLT is Sexy