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7 Universities Offering Free Courses Online

Started by sbspalding · 11 months ago

The web is store house of tips and tricks. Most of this content, however, would be most accurately described as How To’s — narrowly focused and informal, without the academic rigor you might expect find in a College or University. More and more, major Universities are offering lectures free of charge online. Here are a [...]

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Shey
11 months ago

Thanks for the list!

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A. Rob
11 months ago

There is online courses at Yale.. gotta get them in there!

link: http://oyc.yale.edu/

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michaeldaehn
11 months ago

Cool list. Also free online marketing courses at http://www.marketingeniousU.com

Cheers!
Michael

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Supernetuser
11 months ago

This is the most useful page I have found all day.

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John Philip Green
11 months ago

Lots of free lessons and courses at the LearnHub "Social Learning Network".

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Emile de Rosnay
11 months ago

not only in the US, mind you. The Collège de France, for instance, has been doing this for ages, and their lectures have always been public:

http://www.college-de-france.fr/default/EN/all/...

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sbspalding
11 months ago

Thanks for the heads up, I bet there are a lot of non-US that are similarly
open. Any other examples?

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Josh
11 months ago

Now if you could just get me a free online DEGREE from MIT...we'd be set. Haha.

Thanks for the resources.

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Zaid
11 months ago

Great article :)

If anyone is looking for a more comprehensive list of Universities offering free courses and other open educational resources, here is one that will make you perhaps go 'GAGA':

http://zaidlearn.blogspot.com/2008/06/universit...

Warm Regards,

Zaid

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Hubert
11 months ago

Nice list!

Rice University hosts the Connexions project. An open learning environment which is a very good resource for learning units covering areas from Music theory to Electrical Engineering.

http://cnx.org/

Hubert

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Lane McColl
11 months ago

Yale
http://open.yale.edu/courses/index.html

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dworley
11 months ago

You can learn about programming at http://www.w3schools.com and there's a great programming bookstore at http://www.javascriptery.com

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Kaushik
11 months ago

Well, 11 places to get University courses for free

http://www.instantfundas.com/2008/03/11-places-...

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Steve
11 months ago

Thank's for sharing some list. This is really a valuable page. Thank's a lot.

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Warenwirtschaft
11 months ago

This is a great list of free online courses at universities. It could be a good idea if you want to study something and save money. There should be a list of universities which offer free onlines courses all over the world i think. this would be very helpful.

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buyvinlys
11 months ago

Great source and its amazing they are providing them free of charge. I wonder if they some sort of certificates for this course. Anyways I will check them out.

Thanks

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Debtor
11 months ago

Wow. That is one useful post. Holy %$$%. I can think of at least 2 courses I want to attend online.

Man you just ruined my free time with this post. Still thank you.

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sumitsaini
8 months ago

stanford university ofered good course

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Allen
7 months ago

I showed this page to a friend of mine from the other part of the globe and the first thing he asked was if it was just courses or do we actually get degrees?

Also free information about online courses at http://www.schoolsgalore.com/distance-learning-...

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