Abstract
Because of the pandemic, most of us have been teaching online. Some of us have taught courses in computer algebra and some of us recorded those lectures. Now is a good time to assemble a library of computer algebra lectures on various topics. This will be of benefit to us and to future students, faculty and practitioners. Over time the quality of the lectures should improve and the number of topics covered will grow. In this note I describe such a library based on my own computer algebra lectures from this last semester that I have made public. I invite others to contribute.
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