Statistics/Probability Videos for Beginners There was already a request for Mathematical Statistics Videos,  but it explicitly asked from people for

videos that provide a rigorous
  mathematical presentation of
  statistics. i.e., videos that might
  accompany a course that use a textbook
  mentioned in this discussion on...

So at the same time I am wondering, what recommendation do you have for stat/prob - 101  - video courses?
 A: I would suggest Statistics 401 (from Iowa State University). 
This is the link for Lesson 1. There are 64 lectures in total. (Here is the last one). Unfortunately, I haven't found the links gathered together in one page. I think also that lessons 21,26 and 39 are missing. However, I don't remember having any problem in following the course). You can also find the handouts for this class posted here.  
Some other introductory courses in Statistics are:
Introductory Probability and Statistics for Business
Basics of probability and statistics
Lesson Videos for Statistics
2007 SLUO Lectures on Statistics
A: GD047 linked to a UC Berkeley video on statistics, and I had another one. It's similar to MIT's Open Courseware (maybe a little lower quality). This one is for the Intro Statistics and Probability Class. It unfortunately only has 9 episodes, but it's free :).
UC Berkeley STATS 20 Webcast
A: Harvard's Stat 110 Probability taught by Joseph Blitzstein is available on iTunesU or Academic Earth.
A: I think a number of the suggestions put forward on the mathematical statistics video question probably fall in the stats 101 category:


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*http://www.khanacademy.org/#Statistics: series of short videos on introductory statistics

*http://www.khanacademy.org/#Probability: series of short videos on introductory probability

*Math and probability for life sciences: A whole university course introducing statistics and probability.

*I also have a list of maths and statistics videos with a few others.


The Stat 579 Videos on statistical computing in R are also quite good:


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*http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/p31588910/

*http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/p45341752/

*http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/p39131597/

*Factor & reshaping data

*Debugging & data aggregation

*Data aggregation & maps

*Data aggregation & maps (copy?)

*LaTeX and Sweave

*Random numbers, basic Simulations

*Permutations & data from the web

*Text & Patterns

*Databases
A: You should definitely consider the Stats courses on Udacity. 
ST101: http://www.udacity.com/overview/Course/st101/CourseRev/1
There is also a ST095 course on Udacity, which I would have linked to but the link was blocked in this answer. Replace the 101 in the above link with 095.
EdX, which is a consortium between Harvard, MIT and Berkeley also has a Stats course from Berkeley
http://www.edx.org/courses/BerkeleyX/Stat2.1x/2013_Spring/about
Hope this helps.
A: I've studied from John E. Freund's Mathematical Statistics with Applications (7th Edition) at Freiburg University. It is indeed a good book, but you would also need a solutions manual to it because the excercises at the end of each chapter are not trivial.
