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The Duke University website contains lectures covering a wide range of NMR topics - it would make a great starting point for any newcomers to NMR.

Lecture 1 - Introduction to Protein Structure and NMR
Lecture 2 - Protein and NMR Structural Biology I
Lecture 3 - Protein and NMR Structural Biology II
Lecture 4 - Solution Structures of Native and Denatured Proteins Using RDCs
Lecture 6 - JIGSAW and NMR
Lecture 7 - Computational Protein Design
Lecture 8 - Nonribosomal Code & Protein Design
Lecture 10 - RDCs in NMR Structural Biology
Lecture 11 - Nuclear Vector Replacement
Lecture 12 - Protein Flexibility: Introduction to Inverse Kinematics & Loop Closure Problem
Lecture 15 - Modeling Equilibrium Fluctuations in Proteins
Lecture 16 - Kinetic studies of the initial module PheATE of Gramicidin S Synthetase
Lecture 18 - Generalized Belief Propagation and Free Energy Approximations
Lecture 19 - Carrier Protein Structure and Recognition in Peptide Biosynthesis
Lecture 20 - Protein-Ligand NOE Matching
Lecture 21 - Side-Chain & Backbone Flexibility in Protein Core Design
Lecture 22 - A Topology-Constrained Network Algorithm for NOESY Data Interpretation
Lecture 23 - Mars: Robust Automatic Backbone Assignment and Its Extension