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For those thirsty for knowledge - Lavazza - 08-12-2010
(disclaimer: I don't have any affiliation with Apple or UC Berkley (although I wish I did!))
I just became aware of iTunes University the other day. If you use iTunes (free to download) you can navigate to the "iTunes U" icon and find free lectures from university classes. I haven't had time to go through them all yet, but I know at least Berkley offers a wealth of class lectures for free. Everything from Science, English, Philosophy, Sociology, Astronomy... the list goes on and on. Hundreds of hours of college knowledge. And it's all FREE! Folks, this is a treasure trove for anyone who wants to learn. You can put them on mobile devices too, which makes your driving commute more interesting if you have one.
RE: For those thirsty for knowledge - Ens Entium - 02-08-2011
(08-12-2010, 12:34 PM)Eric Wrote: (disclaimer: I don't have any affiliation with Apple or UC Berkley (although I wish I did!))
I just became aware of iTunes University the other day. If you use iTunes (free to download) you can navigate to the "iTunes U" icon and find free lectures from university classes. I haven't had time to go through them all yet, but I know at least Berkley offers a wealth of class lectures for free. Everything from Science, English, Philosophy, Sociology, Astronomy... the list goes on and on. Hundreds of hours of college knowledge. And it's all FREE! Folks, this is a treasure trove for anyone who wants to learn. You can put them on mobile devices too, which makes your driving commute more interesting if you have one.
Thank you!
I know MIT offers their 'opencourseware' which is also brilliant. The materials include video, audio, presentations, notes, etc.