I don't recall how, but, at one time I stumbled upon this list of free Math, Science, Engineering and Technology books.
You can find free courseware from MIT on this page. This is simply awesome for the self-learner.
I've recently been enjoying the audible portion of these free Yale courses, and I'd certainly recommend downloading some of their lectures.
I had some boring and repetitive tasks at work last week, and carried them out while listening to some psychology talks by professor Paul Bloom. I'm only three segments into this one, but, I'll be continuing to download the mp3 files as I have the opportunity to listen to them.
Enjoy! Happy learning!
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Holly crap Mel!!! This is the best post that I have seen in a long time. With this newly found post I will be able to learn and achieve so much power (because knowledge is power) that I might rule the world one day!! muhahahahahaha (evil CAD genius laugh)
Brian,
LOL Um, just remember me once you've enslaved the human race. ;)
Seriously, that is all some SERIOUSLY good stuff, isn't it? I need to load some new lectures on my iPod as I start cleaning out our offices and packing for our move next month.
I have to give props to my dear husband for at least one of those links. I'll have to have him make a nice similar post on our new blog...
www.Tech-Tea.com
Also wanted to note this resource from Standford's Engineering dept.
http://see.stanford.edu/
Lecture videos (streaming or download) and full course materials.
That's so awesome.
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