Sentences with phrase «free lecture notes»

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Their app, Cachalot, is available for free on the iPad and was created with the help of volunteers: marine scientists wrote it without charge from lecture notes, a computer science class designed it, and institutions, including the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, donated images and video.

So, I'm gonna put a link to that for you, Joe, in the show notes and I will also put a link to a lecture on a video that I did that included, among other things, piece of how to double or triple your testosterone levels and that's just a free video along with a PDF handout and I'll put a link to that in the show notes underneath your question and this is for the show notes for Episode # 160 over at BenGreenfieldFitness.com.

Allow students to record important assignment instructions and lectures for playback with voice notes using Siri from Apple or Read & Write, a free Google Chrome extension from TextHelp.

It provides free, open - source teaching and learning materials, including video lecture clips, lecture notes, practice problems, exams, and other resources from MITs introductory Physics, Biology, and Calculus courses, in addition to high school mini-courses that were developed by MIT students.

Students are freed from the constraints of time allowing them to watch the lecture repeatedly if needed, take notes, develop questions, and reflect on the material.

FreeComputerBooks consists of a huge collection of free online Computer, Programming, Mathematics, Technical Books, Lecture Notes and Tutorials.

FreeTechBooks lists free online computer science, engineering and programming books, textbooks and lecture notes, all of which are legally and freely available over the Internet.

As the open access movement continues to grow, Flooved has brought as many as 800 professors to its site to self - publish their lecture notes and writings for its 8,000 student users to view for free.

NOOKstudy is a free application for PC and Mac computers developed for the higher education market that gives students easy access to eTextbooks, syllabi, lecture notes, etc., with features like being able to add notes, highlight, search, zoom, and have multiple textbooks and pages open at the same time.

Why, despite the fact that the RIBA and the Architecture Association offer free graduate - level lectures in London, and Yale University even offers entire courses online — courses on literary theory and economics that include a download pack of video lectures, notes, reading materials, essay questions and tests — does «extending far beyond the scope of conventional education» still include Hayward charging the public?