You may have heard about our Saylor Summer School project, where we decided to run a group of our courses with closer support and more social learning. And…you may not have enrolled (things happen, we guess…but you missed out). For all of you, here’s the quick version! We have resources available to help you while […]
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We’ll just come right out and say it: CS101: Introduction to Computer Science is our most popular course, due in part to the outstanding interactive Java lessons from Bradley Kjell (which we previously showcased in the blog). 101 made its way onto our iTunes U channel not too long ago, and today its sibling arrives […]
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If you been poking around in our K12 courses lately, you might have noticed the many new ones that have been popping up! Our über-experienced K12 Course Designers have been working hard in tandem with our Content Team. And today, we are featuring one of the fruits of our labor: K12MATHSTATS: Advanced Statistics! This AP®-style course brings together […]
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We’ve had psychology courses on our site for a long time, much to the chagrin of sociology partisans, but the latter got a seat at the table back in January when we introduced SOC101 to everyone. Today, SOC101: Introduction to Sociology arrives on our iTunes U channel. A few things set this course apart: […]
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Interested in getting a head start on learning economics? Want to take advantage of the CLEP® College Level Examination Program? Then crack open your new folder and notebook. Get your pens and styluses ready Our ECON101 CLEP-aligned version of Principles of Microeconomics is now available on our iTunes U channel! […]
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