Introductory Astronomy: Star Motions at Different Latitudes
Introductory astronomy video lecture demonstrating how apparent motions of the night/day sky look from different latitudes on the Earth. The video features Stellarium, a sky simulator that is free on multiple operating systems: http://www.stellarium.org/
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