Open Culture free Online Courses

[Crocoduck]

If you enjoy learning then this is a great resource to have.

425 Free Online Courses from Top Universities

Courses in cool stuff like Science and in boring unimportant subjects like Economics and Philosophy. Check it out you may find something you like.

[Amicale]

Thank you, Crocoduck! I LOVE stuff like this! Especially the cool stuff like science AND the boring stuff like philosophy.  

[Crow]

Also check out iTunes U if you have an ios device, its beyond amazing. I have been going through the oxford university lectures on quantum mechanics and there are so many other courses that I want to follow.

[Crocoduck]

Thank you, Crocoduck! I LOVE stuff like this! Especially the cool stuff like science AND the boring stuff like philosophy.  

Just don't watch the ones about Economics....yuck!

[Amicale]

Thank you, Crocoduck! I LOVE stuff like this! Especially the cool stuff like science AND the boring stuff like philosophy.  

Just don't watch the ones about Economics....yuck!

LOL nope, not planning on touching the Economics one with a 10 foot pole.... or a 7 foot Hungarian. 

In the past, I've considered ordering one of "The Great Courses" when they go on sale for 80% off, but really, with all the free stuff online there's no need to.

[Buddy]

Yes! I love things like this!

[Dobermonster]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

[Buddy]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

I'm looking over their Swedish courses to see how much I remember.

[Dobermonster]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

I'm looking over their Swedish courses to see how much I remember.

A friend of mine is Italian, so I'm going to dabble a bit . . . even just to see him cringe as I royally botch his mother tongue.

[Amicale]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

I'm looking over their Swedish courses to see how much I remember.

A friend of mine is Italian, so I'm going to dabble a bit . . . even just to see him cringe as I royally botch his mother tongue.

Hey, want to kinda do this together and then compare notes?  A friend of mine's also Italian, and I'd LOVE to make him cringe as I botch his mother tongue!

[Buddy]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

I'm looking over their Swedish courses to see how much I remember.

A friend of mine is Italian, so I'm going to dabble a bit . . . even just to see him cringe as I royally botch his mother tongue.

Hey, want to kinda do this together and then compare notes?  A friend of mine's also Italian, and I'd LOVE to make him cringe as I botch his mother tongue!

Oh man, there is this song that I love that's in Italian. I've always wanted to sing it, but I get so tongue twisted!

[xSilverPhinx]

There are some good subjects there, all the ones that have to do with animal behaviour interest me

Thanks for adding the link!

[Dobermonster]

Ooooooh! Thanks for posting . . . now the problem is what to start with?

I'm looking over their Swedish courses to see how much I remember.

A friend of mine is Italian, so I'm going to dabble a bit . . . even just to see him cringe as I royally botch his mother tongue.

Hey, want to kinda do this together and then compare notes?  A friend of mine's also Italian, and I'd LOVE to make him cringe as I botch his mother tongue!

We should! I had a conversation with him about it, and it came up that the way most courses teach a language is ass-backwards. Before learning the actual words and phrases, you have to learn cadence, accent, stress, and pronunciation. As an example, the difference between saying 'the EMphasis on the right SYllable' and 'the emPHAsis on the right syLLABle'. Essentially, learning to use your mouth in an entirely different way. Trying to find a lesson that fits this method better.

This lady gets it (on accents)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJyTA4VlZus