Saylor Academy began with the simple idea that everyone, everywhere, should have access to education. We share this belief with Malala Yousafzai. This year, for her birthday, Malala wants people to help fight for access to education for everyone around the world. What would universal education take? More than any one of us can give, […]
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We beg the indulgence of our readers based outside of the United States, and especially of our dear, dear friends in Great Britain, but… So…the Fourth of July! Fireworks! That song playing over and over and over again on the radio! (If you know which one we mean, you know which one we mean. If you don’t, we envy […]
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In this post from our Adamjee Life staff stories, Nazneen Akram focuses on the convenience of Saylor Academy courses for busy professionals — or anyone with limited time available for learning. I cannot imagine a day where I do not have to write emails to my colleagues, provide precise remarks about the development task sheets, or just simply […]
In lieu of a summer reading list, we have some recommended courses to help you stay sharp — or get sharp — before September rolls back around. Working on a degree? Three of these courses connect to college credit! What are your summer learning goals? Tell us and your networks with #SaylorSummerLearning, or just say […]
Open Educational Resources (OER) are at the core of what we do, so we are always happy to learn of ways that others are able to adapt and reuse our materials. Open learning materials can be edited, translated, localized, and generally improved upon by anyone, which effectively extends the usefulness of resources while distributing the […]
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