Showing posts with label free learning tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free learning tools. Show all posts

Saturday, February 3, 2007

Free online education

Of course, as I will be doing from the previous post on. Click the title to get to the website that I will be posting about.

The guy who built this site, really made my learning life easier. Being a lifelong learner, sometimes depending on my distractions and what else is going on in my life, its hard to retain information. And many times, I just really enjoy learning and reading. This site, provides all the resources and free resources at that to do so FREE. You can learn about blogging, how to type faster, free education, free quiz creator, learning French resources, educational stuff, and the list COMPLETELY GOES ON.
I highly recommend this site in any way, shape, form, or , fashion that you check the site out. Good Luck and till another post, Satori

If you are learning

There is a site called quizlet. It was created by a 17 year old high school kid, bless his soul. This site really helped me study for an exam in sociology that I had coming up. It is mainly used for learning vocabulary, foreign languages, etc. The site promotes the saying "the end of flashcards." Here is a clip from the site's front page.
Here's how it works:

1. You enter a vocabulary list of any words or data you want. (ex. SAT words, history dates, French-Spanish translations, etc.)
2. Quizlet gives you a specialized learning mode, flashcards, randomly-generated tests, and collaboration tools for classmates to help you study those words.
3. You ace your test.

Here are some neat features:

1. Quizlet keeps track of the words you know and only retests you on the ones you don't.
2. You can share your word sets with classmates and get email notification when others make sets for you.
3. You can import words from a file without having to retype them into Quizlet.
4. Quizlet has accent buttons for typing letters in foreign languages.
5. You can discuss sets (and gossip about teachers!) with classmates via instant discussion boxes.
6. Quizlet works in any language. If you can type it into your keyboard, you can study it on Quizlet.