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What Are the Best Free Websites for Learning and Productivity?

September 24, 2012 by Andrew Walsh 6 Comments

Today, there are tons of fascinating knowledge collections available for free on the open web. You can learn all about a new subject, acquire a new skill, or even take a complete university course from anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection. Often the trouble is finding these best resources, […]

Filed Under: Evaluating Sources, Open Education

When Online Tutorials Hurt Rather Than Help

February 18, 2011 by Andrew Walsh 9 Comments

With blogs on every conceivable topic, countless online forums and major “how-to” websites, we now have great ways to share free tutorials that can teach people practically anything. Technology-related information is especially helpful: with a simple Google search you can learn how to use any software program, learn about mobile reading or how to start […]

Filed Under: Evaluating Sources, Open Education

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