MIT
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This course was produced by a generous grant from the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards and by the Distance Learning Center at the University of California, Irvine, under the OpenCourseWare Initiative. The purpose is to make a course which is designed to provide a comprehensive but easily understood overview of personal financial planning widely available to the general public. This course is not intended to replace the professional financial planner, but to help to make the general public better consumers of financial planning advice. The course was created to help those who cannot afford extensive planning assistance better understand how to define and reach their financial goals. It provides basic understanding so informed decisions can be made. The course can also be seen as a reference for individual topics that are part of personal financial planning.
Tufts Open Courses
Producing Films for Social Change This is an intensive, hands-on editorial and production course in which students pitch their ideas and then research, report, produce, shoot, write, and edit their own short documentary films on social issues affecting the local community, the U.S., or the world. Readings and discussions focus on current news, media ethics, media literacy, the declining credibility of the press, journalists' responsibilities to the public, social justice issues, First Amendment principles, corporate media ownership, media images of women and people of color, and the powerful role of media (TV news, documentaries, new media, digital storytelling) as tools for civic engagement and positive social change. We will cover the basic principles and techniques of video journalism, including directing, lighting, camera work, composition, interviewing, and character development.
10+ New Stanford's Open Classes for Spring 2012
This has to be one of the biggest breakthroughs in academia. After a pretty much successful semster of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Introduction to Databases, Stanford seems to take this idea of open classes to the next level. This time its not only the computer science courses, but they have added 2 Entrepreneurship courses. Here’s the list of the courses starting in Spring 2012. Computer Science 101 by Nick Pa Software Engineering for Software as a Service (SAAS) by Armando Fox and David Patterson Game Theory by Matthew O. Natural Language processing by Dan Jurafsky and Christopher M Probabilistic Graphical Models by Daphne Human-Computer interfaces by Scott K Machine Learning by Andrew Technology Entrepreneurship by Chuck The Lean Launchpad by Steve
JHSPH Open
Adolescent Health Aging Behavior and Health Biostatistics Cancer Chronic Diseases Environment General Public Health Genetics Global Health Health Policy HIV/AIDS Infectious Disease Injury Prevention Malaria Maternal and Child Health Mental Health Nutrition Occupational and Worker Health Population Science Presentations Public Health Preparedness Refugee Health
American Foreign Policy: Theory and Method | Political Science
History of Photography Podcasts
Khan Academy
Academic Earth
