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General Review Discussion / Re: Educational Software reviews?
« Last post by Grorgy on September 01, 2007, 07:35 AM »according to the blurb in there, you might find lectures for some of the courses, depends on the lecturer i would imagine, i know at the university i go to that very few of the lectures are even recorded in audio let alone video, i think it would be best used as guided reading through a topic and if you find some lectures it would be a bonus
MIT OCW provides users with open access to the syllabi, lecture notes, course calendars, problem sets and solutions, exams, reading lists, even a selection of video lectures,(my emphasis)

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, hit it when he said, its like your favourite football team lol.
Of course there are some great freebies and cheapies, like screenshot captor, only 1 i use now, and process tamer, (makes note to self, must send some credits soon, these are worth more than a kind word and pleasant thoughts)
i had a bit of a clean up so now i only have 2 file managers, 2 office suites and well im not sure how many graphics editors, ahh well, if one is good 2 must be better and think of the pleasure in actually having to decide firstly what program to use
Oh i also tried sage, the firefox extension, it was ok when i only had a handful of feeds. 
