Online courses
- Thread starter Peppermint
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wah, waaaah, wahhh.
Is taking Coursera atm. The other sites sounds interesting as well
There's also Venture Labs (www.vlab.org) and edx; but the Class Central really encompasses all.
For someone who haven't gotten the college experience (and having a great desire to learn), this is a nice thing to have. Like, REAAAAAALLY nice.
Is taking Coursera atm. The other sites sounds interesting as well
There's also Venture Labs (www.vlab.org) and edx; but the Class Central really encompasses all.
For someone who haven't gotten the college experience (and having a great desire to learn), this is a nice thing to have. Like, REAAAAAALLY nice.
There's also Edx, a joint venture of MIT and Harvard.
Also Udacity - their course PH100, Landmark in Physics is great.
And there's a blog called diyscholar.wordpress.com that keeps track of all these goodies.
Also Udacity - their course PH100, Landmark in Physics is great.
And there's a blog called diyscholar.wordpress.com that keeps track of all these goodies.
hey thanks for the link.
there's also utegrity and edx.org and the saylor intitute, if anyone's interested.
Anyone taken those MIT edx courses? I took an electrical engineering course from them and it was HARD!!! Just like real engineering school, except without my nerdy friends around to give me the answers!
there's also utegrity and edx.org and the saylor intitute, if anyone's interested.
Anyone taken those MIT edx courses? I took an electrical engineering course from them and it was HARD!!! Just like real engineering school, except without my nerdy friends around to give me the answers!
