Free Online Courses

not courses, but video and powerpoint files on Immunology, Parasitology, Bacteriology, Virology, Mycology

just scroll down

http://pathmicro.med.sc.edu/book/video.htm

http://pathmicro.med.sc.edu/book/welcome.htm

 

A good online library

I greatly enjoy visiting this online library, with a number of books on various subjects:

http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/

 

Corrections Learning Network

Good Morning, I found the following DVDs distributed for no cost. http://cln.esd101.net/contacts.htm Look at the left hand column and click About CLN. Have a good day. Hille

 

Thankyou for the posts

Thankyou for the information ...you cannot imagine how valuable research information can be important for some people ...

thankyou people for the information ...

 

Another site that may be of some interest

http://www.biblicaltraining.org

cbryant

 

Another site that may be of some interest

http://www.biblicaltraining.org

cbryant

 

I wish there were some way to keep this thread near the top of the forum list, or at least on the first page.

It's the sort of thing it's nice to keep handy, because when it surfaces may not be when you're ready for it. I scanned Tcord's more-than-wonderful list and the contributions by others, and I know that some day I'll want to take up Modern Icelandic or something, or someone I know will, and then I'll try to remember the name of the thread and wind up having to ask Ted for it.

More importantly, it would be a nice welcome for new members or lurkers.

I suppose the best way would be to go out and find something worthwhile to contribute every so often to keep it going.

 

ATTN ADMINISTRATORS

This thread would make an EXCELLENT sticky at the top of Distance Learning Discussions.

Just a suggestion!

 

Since this thread has come up again, I have some additions to the list:

Open Source Text Books. Free access to textbooks online:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Main_Page

Internet Archive. Open-access text archive containing many, many text books and other "great books".
http://www.archive.org/details/texts

 

One way of doing this is, if you're looking through the threadlist and notice that this one has escaped down to page 2 or page 3, you make a new post to it, even if your post just says: "bumpity."

 

Hey guys!

I have to congratulate w/ u. Really great job guys.

You gave the opportunity to a lot people to discover what the world is really about !

YES!

...knowledge is power...


davide f.

 

Thanks for the great resources. I've just spent the past hour sending specific resources to friends and colleagues in their areas of interest.

I agree -- this should be a sticky!!

 

Wow, I just love free courses. It's like education never ends...and the price is right.

 

bump

How about a sticky for this?

 

Good idea.
I'm not into comptuers (let alone discussion board management), so please pardon me if this is not an intelligent question.
Is it possible to have a section called free courses, divide it up by academic subjects, and under each one, put a link to the relevant source.
Seems like it might work.

 

Love it!

This is so fantastic! I had not read this thread, because I'm in the middle of writing an online course syllabus for my first teaching job (and very busy, along w/my day job). After looking at it, I found some great resourses to help me write the syllabus and also some to give my students.

Thank you everyone!

 

Bumping this thread back to the top of the list

 

online courses/videos

A couple more good links :

http://webcast.berkeley.edu/

http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/online/coursedemos.php

Very useful for engineers!!

 

Adding to the list:

Regents Exam Study Prep:
http://regentsprep.org/regents.cfm