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Free Stanford courses!
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SpellZ
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wannabie
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not sure if these are real Stanford classes, i don't see some of them available on original Stanford site
http://see.stanford.edu/see/courses.aspx
http://see.stanford.edu/see/courses.aspx
jazzc
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Knowledge. Not enough for you?
Maybe if you had to pay for the damn thing, you 'd appreciate it
Oh, they would give you a paper to brag then, no doubt :nana:
Choronzon
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Brave move mate, I was 38 when I got my degree so I can appreciate what you are saying. But no need to worry, it was far and away the best thing I ever did. Kudos to you.
TheRealRazzy
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This is pretty awesome
Thanks for the share
Thanks for the share
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hameem
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I'd also like to know this... I know I won't get a degree but a piece
of paper with your name on it, or on a site somewhere is always nice to see.
I'd even pay for the admin costs of it, anyone know anything about it?
EDIT: I found this on a blog ->
"Enrollment is free. Students watch short videos and take embedded quizzes. They post questions on a student bulletin board, and the staff answers the most popular questions. At the end the students who complete the homework and exams get a letter of completion signed by the course's instructors. (Important caveat: you don't get official Stanford University credit. For that, you still have to pay the big bucks.)"
A letter is 100% for me
Thank you OP rep given!
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I'd also like to know this... I know I won't get a degree but a piece
of paper with your name on it, or on a site somewhere is always nice to see.
I'd even pay for the admin costs of it, anyone know anything about it?
EDIT: I found this on a blog ->
"Enrollment is free. Students watch short videos and take embedded quizzes. They post questions on a student bulletin board, and the staff answers the most popular questions. At the end the students who complete the homework and exams get a letter of completion signed by the course's instructors. (Important caveat: you don't get official Stanford University credit. For that, you still have to pay the big bucks.)"
A letter is 100% for me
Uhh nice!
Here is the source guys:
http://diyscholar.wordpress.com/2011/12/06/enrollment-opens-for-14-new-free-stanford-courses/
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albaniax
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Who's also in for the : http://www.launchpad-class.org ?
This one: http://www.venture-class.org/ also sounds interesting.
//** Found the second one: http://www.hci-class.org
It's all about designing, higher CTR, and A LOT of more stuff..
This one: http://www.venture-class.org/ also sounds interesting.
//** Found the second one: http://www.hci-class.org
It's all about designing, higher CTR, and A LOT of more stuff..
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