More FREE online courses to take, & ways to earn your degree, without leaving your own home!!
Academic Earth and Open Culture offer dozens of courses, text books, ebooks, and ways to earn your full degree, right at your fingertips!
Through Academic Earth, you can take courses in all of the fields below:
- Business
- Computer Science
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Academic Earth offers a variety of Universities, which you can click through below to see which University offers for specific online courses.
- Berklee College of Music
- Caltech
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Open Culture offers dozens of FREE [500] online courses, [450] audio books, [500] movies, [40] language lessons, [325] ebooks, and [150] text books for your personal mind expansion!
Online courses from Open Culture include the listed topics below:
- Archaeology
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Enjoy the over-abundance of free educational resources, and never stop exploring and expanding! And if anyone knows of any other great self-education resources, let me know!Reblogged for later
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“Don’t aspire to make a living. Aspire to make a difference.” - Denzel Washington
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Muhammad Ali Goes to Mars: The Lost Interview
It was in the summer of 1966 when a star-struck 17-year-old set out to interview his idol: Muhammad Ali. Twenty miles from the South Side of Chicago, in Glencoe, Ill., Michael Aisner was calling repeatedly to the gym where the boxing champ was training. Finally, a man named Mr. Shabazz — Jeremiah Shabazz, perhaps? The man who introduced Ali to Islam? — picked up.
“Where are you from?” Shabazz asked the boy.
“I’m from WNTH, a high school radio station,” Aisner said.
“The champ doesn’t have time to talk,” he told him.
Aisner called back two days later. And then two days after that.
“Can I interview the champ?” he asked again.
Finally, Shabazz relented.
“Ok,” he said. “The champ will meet you.”
The Greatest Man to ever GRACE the square circle.
