Videos:

  1. Quantum Playlist videos by European Quantum Readiness Center:
    From outreach videos to more advanced ones.
  2. TED-Ed videos in YouTube:
    Basics of Quantum Mechanics playlist
    TED-Ed is good resource also in general!
  3. PBS Space Time videos in YouTube:
    search for “quantum”,
    for example, playlist “Quantum Mechanics”
  4.  Veritasium videos in YouTube:
    search for “quantum”.
    Some videos of this channel present quantum physics from philosophical or speculative point of view.
  5. QPlayLearn videos:
    Videos can be found in different “Quests” in “Discover”.

Study:

  1.  Symmetrize Magazine:
    search for “quantum”,
    for example, basic quantum physics concepts.
  2. Learn the foundations of quantum computing with IQM Academy.
  3. Interactive online Quantum computing textbooks:
    for example, “Quantum computing for the very curious”.
  4. Online textbook written by IBM teaching quantum computing Qiskit textbook:
  5. For philosophical point of view on quantum mechanics and many other topics Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy:
    search for “quantum”, or some specific concepts like “entanglement” or “many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics”.
    For example, “Philosophical Issues in Quantum Theory”.
  6. QPlayLearn “Discover” and “Learn”:
    Written explanations can be found in different “Quests” in “Discover”, and even more mathematically in “Learn”.
  7. Jyväskylän yliopiston avoin
    online kurssi “Kvanttimekaniikka ja suhteellisuusteoria yleissivistävästi”, in Finnish.

Play:

  1. QPlayLearn “Play”:
    Games can be found in different “Quests” in “Play”
    and you can play story-based treasure hunt game.
  2. Play around with quantum computing interactives in IQM Academy.
  3. Virtual Quantum Optics laboratory by Quantum Flytrap:
    https://quantumflytrap.com/virtual-lab
    Notice! This game is also used in QPlayLearn’s treasure hunt game.
  4. List of almost all quantum games there are out there.