Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITOpenCourseware offers free courses in many subjects. Complete with PowerPoint slides, lecture notes, and practice exams, this site is a great tool for supplementing your education.
-Architecture and Planning
-Engineering
-Health Sciences and Technology
-Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
-Management
-Biology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Chemistry, and Earth Science
-Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation
-Energy and Environment
Through donations, GCF Learn Free provides online classes in math and computers. Some courses are accredited and will include a certificate after completion.
The Online Education Database has compiled 200 free courses offered from institutions across the nation. Click here for their list.
Open University based in the UK offers courses in business, education, IT and computing, math, science, and technology.
Tufts University, Stanford, and Carnegie Melon also offer free courses. Courses offered at Stanford are available for download to playback on iPods, PCs, and Macs.
University of California - Irvine is new to the online coureware collection, but their courses currently include e-marketing, human resources, financial planning, and capital markets.
Offering a wide variety of business courses, Kutztown University is certainly a good collection.
Utah University also offers online courses with texts that can be downloaded as zip files.
Current and archived courses dating back to 2001 can be viewed online at the University of California Berkley.
Also check out YouTube and Google for free videos of lectures from universities all over the world.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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