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Unable to afford to go to school, then self-educate, discipline your self to learning more with these resource that are online and free. Free classes in various fields to help you to enhance or learn new skills. Take the time and intuitive to learn on your own, to become an entreprenuer, business person, IT specialist, go into the healthcare industry. Whatever, you desire the education is there for you to learn, and here is a place to find free classes, publications, webinars and more for your new journey of higher learning. 

Business and Money

Law

Computer Science and Engineering

Mathematics

English and Communications

Foreign and Sign Languages

Multiple Subjects and Miscellaneous

Free Books and Reading Recommendations

Educational Mainstream Broadcast Media

  • BBC Learning
  • Biography 
  • Book TV
  • CBC Archives 
  • Discovery — This channel is home to several different networks that focus on the military, animals, travel, etc. The Discovery site offers a “Video of the Day” from its home page, a separate online video section, and a Discover Education center where teachers can accumulate materials for K-12 teaching. It’s impossible to list all their offerings here, so go discover!
  • History Channel – Visit the Video Gallery for a selection on historical topics. Like the Discovery Channel, this network provides many opportunities for you to gain access to information and reference materials.
  • NOVA 
  • Research Channel 
  • Weather Channel – You can learn about weather all over the world, but the Weather Channel also offers dynamic content based upon seasons and special conditions and a special multimedia and education section.

Online Archives

Directories of Open Education


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