How to Get a Free Education from MIT

College Life & Studying Tips College Guy 19 Oct 2007 No Comments

Interested in getting an education from MIT, one of the most prestigious and innovative universities in the world? How about getting access to over 1700 courses for free? In sync with their support for open technologies, MIT has opened their education material to the public for free. Through the MIT Open Courseware, individuals can access lecture notes, exams and other resources from their entire curriculum. You can also subscribe to course specific RSS feeds to be notified of any course updates This is a perfect resource for any self-motivated student who wants to take their education to the next step.

The Ultimate Web 2.0 Academic Guide for College Students

Career Advice & Featured & Studying Tips 13 Sep 2007

Every day, college students around the globe are participating in the phenomenon that is labeled Web 2.0, yet many of them have no clue. Some techies debate whether it really needs its own title, but they can agree that the idea behind Web 2.0 is an Internet that focuses on people and community. Facebook, now a college student's life and blood, is a perfect example of a Web 2.0 application, one that connects people and puts the focus on the individual. This blog, MySpace, Flickr, YouTube, all of these are applications that empower people to communicate, create and share their passions. This philosophy has spawned literally thousands of applications deemed Web 2.0 for every known ...

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