Are You Ready to Learn for Free at MIT?

Tisha701 · Tisha701

It's legit... I'm learning about "Decisions, Games, and Rational Choice"

Got you hooked right? Learning for free doesn’t mean it comes with a certificate! This is the website created by MIT Open Courseware

But before you flip out, Know this. Going to Free Online Course Materials | MIT OpenCourseWare gives you the opportunity to view the list of over 1900 courses and over 47 occupations for free.These materials contain audio, video and a lot of material in even translated format! Selecting any one of the courses will lead you to materials that even most African universities could kill for if they knew it was for free on the internet.

The website generally is an open courseware and a free publication reflecting all their undergraduate and graduate subjects taught at MIT. It claims its not an M.I.T. education neither does it provide access to thier faculties or reflect total entire content of the courses they provide there. But the best part is – you don’t need to register there at all to access any of these.

You can read and download all of their materials for free but you are told to recognize and acknowledge where you got it from when you are making use of their material. And while you are downloading their materials; like on creative writing or computer science, maybe civil engineering (I saw so much I thought I was right in the university without wall) do them a favor…donate something. Anything. Such knowledge is needed for the underprivileged (what I call under-web, and library-deficient nations orm people, okay enough. And those who hate to buy books, Oops). And all this comes at a heavy cost. Now let me go back to my writing course there.

SOURCE: Are You Ready to Learn for Free at MIT? | Quazen

T.r.i.n.i. · T.r.i.n.i.

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Tisha701 · Tisha701

Originally Posted by T.r.i.n.i.

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Too bad they don't have any law school classes

I'm already over 20K deep... ready to add another 150K to that amount next fall lol

MrCee · MrCee

gonna look into this.... good lookin out

Mr. Marcus ™ · Mr. Marcus ™

Well ... the question should be:

"Would you like to read what students at MIT read?"

You only have access to their course website. Its similar to logging into your present schools online library and reviewing coursework. The only difference with this is the simple fact that you do not have to be a student at MIT to access the info.

Use it to the best of your abilities.

Tisha701	post #1 09-13-2009, 02:48 PM
Dhaz Addict Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: The World is my Classroom Street Cred : 8 Posts: 3,724 Dhaz Dollarz: 500 Gifts: 14	Are You Ready to Learn for Free at MIT? It's legit... I'm learning about "Decisions, Games, and Rational Choice" Got you hooked right? Learning for free doesn’t mean it comes with a certificate! This is the website created by MIT Open Courseware But before you flip out, Know this. Going to Free Online Course Materials \| MIT OpenCourseWare gives you the opportunity to view the list of over 1900 courses and over 47 occupations for free.These materials contain audio, video and a lot of material in even translated format! Selecting any one of the courses will lead you to materials that even most African universities could kill for if they knew it was for free on the internet. The website generally is an open courseware and a free publication reflecting all their undergraduate and graduate subjects taught at MIT. It claims its not an M.I.T. education neither does it provide access to thier faculties or reflect total entire content of the courses they provide there. But the best part is – you don’t need to register there at all to access any of these. You can read and download all of their materials for free but you are told to recognize and acknowledge where you got it from when you are making use of their material. And while you are downloading their materials; like on creative writing or computer science, maybe civil engineering (I saw so much I thought I was right in the university without wall) do them a favor…donate something. Anything. Such knowledge is needed for the underprivileged (what I call under-web, and library-deficient nations orm people, okay enough. And those who hate to buy books, Oops). And all this comes at a heavy cost. Now let me go back to my writing course there. SOURCE: Are You Ready to Learn for Free at MIT? \| Quazen Last edited by Tisha701; 09-13-2009 at 02:51 PM.

Tisha701	post #3 09-13-2009, 10:42 PM
Dhaz Addict Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: The World is my Classroom Street Cred : 8 Posts: 3,724 Dhaz Dollarz: 500 Gifts: 14	Originally Posted by T.r.i.n.i. quits school* sues for tuition ____________________ Wirelessly Posted (SAMSUNG-SGH-I617/UCHJ1 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11)) Too bad they don't have any law school classes I'm already over 20K deep... ready to add another 150K to that amount next fall lol

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T.r.i.n.i.	post #2 09-13-2009, 03:07 PM
Dhaz Moderator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: "BOSS"TON. . . no Beans round here Street Cred : 6 Posts: 10,649 Dhaz Dollarz: 500 Gifts: 12	quits school* sues for tuition ____________________ Wirelessly Posted (SAMSUNG-SGH-I617/UCHJ1 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11))

MrCee	post #4 09-14-2009, 01:42 AM
Dhaz Supreme Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Ny Street Cred : 5 Posts: 8,766 Dhaz Dollarz: 500 Gifts: 52	gonna look into this.... good lookin out

Mr. Marcus ™	post #5 09-14-2009, 11:22 AM
Mr. Marcus ™ Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: ¤Ç®ØöK£yÑ¤ Street Cred : 10 Posts: 7,136 Dhaz Dollarz: 500 Gifts: 19	Well ... the question should be: "Would you like to read what students at MIT read?" You only have access to their course website. Its similar to logging into your present schools online library and reviewing coursework. The only difference with this is the simple fact that you do not have to be a student at MIT to access the info. Use it to the best of your abilities.