What People Are Saying About Faculti

Faculti is a Public Good.

The idea is simple, its visual, its interesting, our module leader linked to twenty videos to support our studies. I've watched 300. Im now on a Bar Course en route to becoming a Barrister in England. It literally broadened my understanding, i referenced these authors in my thesis, i was awarded a first class!

A nice interview (20 minutes) on the paper on US inflation with Ben Bernanke (nice in the sense of giving me time to say things, rather than the typical 2-minute piece on the radio or tv).

Faculti is an invaluable resource for students, academics, professionals and the public exploring disciplines and issues. It is also an important platform for researchers to share their ideas and thinking with internal and broader audiences, and for universities to showcase their academic staff and research strengths.

It may be a surprise to many, but an informed public don't follow our Google scholar profiles nor our BlueSky accounts! they do watch Faculti, my non-academic colleagues (albeit working medics) told me about Faculti before i knew about it. Its superb.

Faculti is an excellent platform to articulate ideas on important policy issues. As a former Provost and Dean of Faculties at Columbia University, I was able to answer a set of questions on the challenges to our universities in the future and the policy changes I would like to see. Very professionally run.

I teach history, and assign my students chapters from McCormick’s Origins of the European Economy. I found the McCormick video – and we watched it in class.

Working with Faculti was a pleasure. The videographer was talented and well-informed, and the interview was painless – even pleasant. I have received nothing but compliments about the video.

Faculti’s videos are professionally made and the participants present their ideas clearly in an unadorned, simple way, largely relying on direct, to camera communication, without any other audiovisual aids. A simple idea, well executed.