# Lectures

- [Introduction & Motivation](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/introduction.md): Why Continual Learning?
- [Understanding Catastrophic Forgetting](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/understanding-catastrophic-forgetting.md): The Biggest Obstacle for Continual Learning Machines
- [Scenarios & Benchmarks](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/scenarios-and-benchamarks.md): Show me your Data!
- [Evaluation & Metrics](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/evaluation-protocols-and-metrics.md): How to Evaluate your Continual Learning Agent
- [Methodologies \[Part 1\]](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/strategies.md): Main Continual Learning Strategies
- [Methodologies \[Part 2\]](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/methodologies-part-2.md): Main Continual Learning Strategies
- [Methodologies \[Part 3\], Applications & Tools](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/methodologies-part-3-applications-and-tools.md): Main Continual Learning Strategies, Applications an Tools
- [Frontiers in Continual Learning](https://course.continualai.org/lectures/frontiers-in-continual-learning.md): Cutting-edge Research and Promising Directions


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