Análisis de Wondrium

Wondrium has hundreds upon thousands of original documentaries (“Reporting 9/11 and Why it Still Matters,” “Breaking Their Silences,” “Academy of Hope: Taking on America’s Adult Education Problem), series (“The Secret World of Espionage,” “Mind-Blowing Science,” “Exploring the Mayan World), and courses (“How to Play the Ukulele,” “The Art of Video Storytelling,” “Identity in the Age of Ancestral DNA) on a variety of topics.

There are “Wondrium Pilots” which are introductory videos to an upcoming course. Examples include “The Haitian Revolution,” “Mesopotamium Creation Stories,” “The Developing Brain,” and “Business Etiquette for the Virtual World.”

“Wondrium Exclusives” are short-form videos that give you quick overviews of a subject. Titles include “The Human Cosmos,” “Lincoln Capitol Insurrection in America,” “The Ancient Olympics,” and “Cryptocurrency.”

Wondrium has educational courses with 8,000+ video lectures as well as numerous series in subjects such as art, business & finance, food & drink, health & mindfulness, history, hobby & personal pursuits, literature, mathematics, music, philosophy & religion, professional growth, science, travel & culture, and more.) Each month, Wondrium adds 3-8 new learning experiences.

There are courses like “The Rise of Modern Japan” from The Great Courses collection, “Pen & Ink Essentials” from Craftsy, “Roadhouse Funk” from CLI Studios, “The 21-Day Yoga Challenge” from Commune, and lots more.

Series include “America From Above: The East Coast” from Magellan, “Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth with Bill Moyers” from Kino Lorber, “Crimes of the Century” from The Great Courses, among others.

Along with Wondrium’s own documentaries, there are titles from Magellan like “The Beethoven Files,” “Faster Than Light,” “Birth of Planet Earth,” as well as titles from Kino Lorber such as “The Revisionaries,” “The Atomic Cafe,” “More Than Honey,” and so much more.