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Free or Almost Free Coursesby Beverager1(at)aol.com |
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Wasn't someone recently asking about free courses?? Here's a list someone sent me: FREE (or almost) http://www.cctglobal.com/ Draft manuals for training classes. Very thorough and detailed. They have classes in all of MS Office, Access, Windows, and Frontpage. http://www.etute.com/ Classes in SQL, Javascript, HTML and Style sheets for beginners. Includes a utility that allows you to practice as you go. http://www.freeacademy.com/ Free Academy Career Training Awesome list of classes in web development, management, etc. Everything from basic HTML to programming (perl, Visual Basic, etc.). You pay $10 to register for 6 modules but WELL worth it. http://www.measureup.com/ Practice tests for MSCE, Novell certifications. For the hard-core techies among you. http://torresoft.netmegs.com/ SQL Tutorial Learn SQL and practice as you go using the great utility included in the site. If you don't know what SQL is, you don't need this one yet. http://www.free-ed.net/ Free Ed Free courses in VB, HTML, Perl, CGI, etc. http://www.blackboard.com Search through the courses available online. Anyone can develop a couuse, so they vary in quality, but some are very professional and worth looking through. GOOD BUT NOT FREE www.smartplanet.com Smartplanet MANY classes covering programming languages, MS Office basics, and a myriad of other subjects. Also offers many non-tech courses. Some classes are interactive (enrollment-based) with an instuctor and other students and some are automated. Pay $16 for a month of basic-level courses or pay $70 for a year of all classes. www.open.edu Accredited on-line education. Expensive but reputable. Some classes offer reduced rates if you register soon. Only a few computer courses but some interesting ones on campaigns, etc.
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