So you’re working hard on one of our courses, and you decide that you miss the outside world. Remember, no man is an island. You decide a good way to start would be to find other folks like you. You open up our ePortfolio site, click on the Student Directory tab and… […]
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We don’t often re-blog a whole post (we don’t have a special aversion to doing so, though the simple fact remains), but we’re breaking with tradition for Geoff Cain’s post on biology resources at his Brainstorm in Progress blog. It is an excellent annotated short-list for those who want to dive in to bio either as students […]
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Okay — it’s not too often that we do a boring, procedural blog post…well, not too often that we do a procedural blog post, anyway. So please bear with us. And may we quickly, rhetorically ask: Have you joined us in the discussion forums yet? They’re more than a place to ask a question about […]
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Calling all health students, practitioners, scientists, and those of you who are just curious! Students ask from time to time about what courses we have in the health fields, and the answer, we’re sorry to report, is none as yet. So if you’re interested in taking a free course about how climate change affects one’s […]
So you’ve got your favorite coffee in hand and your favorite spot all staked out. You take a sip and smile, open your laptop or tablet and read up on your next assignment in one of our courses — and then it hits you: you forgot your notebook! But before you debate giving up the […]
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