Tech talk videos from the University of Washington

I'm currently in graduate school at the University of Washington, enrolled in their Professional Master's Program in Computer Science.

One program requirement is for us participants to attend seminars (or watch the archives of such
seminars on the Internet). I've now seen 62 of the 64 required by the program, and here are my few favorites:

• Sex, Lies and Video Games: The Truth about Females and Computing by Dr. Maria Klawe
• Robotic Cars: Challenges and Perspectives by Dr. Sebastian Thrun
• On the Cruelty of Really Teaching Computer Science Redux by Dr. Owen Astrachan
• Never Work for a Stanford Student Again, by Glenn Kelman

Not to say there isn't a lot more valuable stuff in this archive (all open to the public), but these four are the ones that I just found particularly fun to watch.