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Showing posts with label Free online courses MIT. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 22, 2008

Minnesota Virtual High School Graduates First Online Class


It was bound to happen. "Minnesota Virtual High School (MVHS) graduated its first class of 43 students last Friday. The school, a partnership between Minnesota Transitions Charter School of Minneapolis and Advanced Academics, was launched in 2007 and serves more than 1,000 students from all over the state." Her is a link to the ARTICLE in The Journal, as well as a link to MVHS HERE.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Free online courses from MIT

Many universities are beginning to offer free online courses. MIT has introductory courses in writing, biology, chemistry, computers, electronics, engineering, foreign languages, math, media, music, arts, physical education, physics, social sciences, and literature.

Here is a sample video file from Physics I: Classical Mechanics



Here is a video from Introductory Japanese on how to draw the brushstrokes for a the Japanese character ROKU, meaning Six



Plus there are lecture notes, readings, audio lectures, PDFs and much more. To learn more please visit MIT Open Courseware