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If you can't afford college, university or simply don't plan on paying for
higher education, you can learn a lot from these two websites for free.

They offer video lessons on many subjects including arithmetic, physics,
finance, history, biology, chemistry, astronomy, marketing, economics and
many other different subjects.

Even if you don't have a need for it, then maybe your kids (if you have any),
or someone else you know.

I've looked through some of them and they are very good quality videos.

Enjoy!!!

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No sign up required
http://www.khanacademy.org

Sign up required but it's free
http://einztein.com
 
Khan Academy is great.

Stanford is also providing numerous free online courses, if anyone is interested:
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http://news.stanford.edu/news/2012/march/online-courses-mitchell-030612.html
 
I just noticed that a beta key is needed to sign up. I sure would like to have
one too if anyone knows where to get it.

I searched in Google but nothing comes up. If I find any info on how to get one
I'll let you know.

does anyone have a beta key or invite to einztein.com
 
wow... thank you the the links.. was planning on joining some online tutorials for finance section.. but will check these out first
 
Khan Academy is great.

Stanford is also providing numerous free online courses, if anyone is interested:
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http://news.stanford.edu/news/2012/march/online-courses-mitchell-030612.html

This. I watched a series of lectures on quantum mechanics lead by Leonard Susskind. Very newbie friendly, but it does require some prior knowledge of mathematics and basic physics. They're on youtube.

Going to academia is overrated :P
 
You can go to this page and request a key but it's not automatic, they send
them out periodically.

Code:
http://beta.einztein.com/accounts/signup/#betakey

Click on "request it now" at the top of the page and sign up.


does anyone have a beta key or invite to einztein.com
 
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