Project Tuva is a Microsoft Research initiative which exhibits scientific concepts through an enhanced video player. Tuva takes scientific films (currently historic lectures on physics given by Professor Richard Feynman) and adds to these linked transcripts, a dynamic note-taking facility (so the notes you make are automatically linked to particular points in the video), expert commentaries, integrated timeline and interactive extras. And all of this is fully searchable
Source: Ning (via Amia Newsbriefs)
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