Free Online Education/Classes, etc
BBC Learning Homepage
This site has a lot of useful information, including adult learning, children's learning, language classes, and business skills.
Barnes & Noble University I Love Barnes & Noble University. I actually learned HTML here (I am almost positive it was the web pages made easy class), and designed all of my sites, with the exception of the new layout of Etailers Mall with the info that I learned here....and I didn't even buy the book that was recommended for the class.
B&N University has liberal arts and life improvement classes, and online reading groups. You can go at your own pace, so if you get behind it's not a problem-most of the classes repeat every month.
CNET's Free Online Courses I haven't really looked at these too much. Right now they have a Home Theater Workshop up, and a free online course on HDTV made simple. They do have classes on adobe photoshop basics, powerpoint 2003, and master buying and selling on ebay coming up soon. You can register to be notified when these classes come up, and although you do have to register to be a part of the class, I was able to look at some of the lessons for the Home Theater workshop, without registering.
Free-ed.net These are free educational webcasts. They have more than 120 classes and tutorials, including anatomy, finance, mastering quicken, powerpoint 2000. You don't have to sign up for most of the classes-just click and watch.
Ok, more coming later :-)
Best Wishes For a Prosperous Business,
Sarah
This site has a lot of useful information, including adult learning, children's learning, language classes, and business skills.
Barnes & Noble University I Love Barnes & Noble University. I actually learned HTML here (I am almost positive it was the web pages made easy class), and designed all of my sites, with the exception of the new layout of Etailers Mall with the info that I learned here....and I didn't even buy the book that was recommended for the class.
B&N University has liberal arts and life improvement classes, and online reading groups. You can go at your own pace, so if you get behind it's not a problem-most of the classes repeat every month.
CNET's Free Online Courses I haven't really looked at these too much. Right now they have a Home Theater Workshop up, and a free online course on HDTV made simple. They do have classes on adobe photoshop basics, powerpoint 2003, and master buying and selling on ebay coming up soon. You can register to be notified when these classes come up, and although you do have to register to be a part of the class, I was able to look at some of the lessons for the Home Theater workshop, without registering.
Free-ed.net These are free educational webcasts. They have more than 120 classes and tutorials, including anatomy, finance, mastering quicken, powerpoint 2000. You don't have to sign up for most of the classes-just click and watch.
Ok, more coming later :-)
Best Wishes For a Prosperous Business,
Sarah
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