YouTube is an excellent way for me to offer my A-level maths tutorials and worked solutions for free and it allows users to offer comments and ratings on my work which can often be a very helpful guide. However:

YouTube has many drawbacks.

• Schools block access to YouTube.
• The video is too small to view.
• Picture quality is poor even when enlarged.
• Adverts on the videos.

To overcome these drawbacks

I am supplying the tutorials and worked solutions for past papers* on ScreenCast. What are the advantages?

• View the tutorials and worked solutions on the school network
• A larger video giving better picture and sound quality
• No adverts

* Please note that I do not supply the official papers

How it Works

You select which items you want, pay by PayPal and when the payment has cleared you will be sent an email containing log in details to view your purchased videos. You will have access to the videos for 1 year from the date that access was given. It may take up to 24 hours to set up an account from the time of purchase.

The following tutorials are currently available for purchase

Core Maths

Statistics

• Binomial distribution (introduction)