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Talk about free and convient education; the following link has all sorts of learning modules available to anyone who registers with the site. The modules are designed to teach anyone interested how to be proficient at a particular task by teaching them online at the users own learning rate. I found this tonight and just thought it was such a cool tool!
http://www.forestandrange.org/default.aspx
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Wow, thanks for posting this one. This sounds like such an interesting site. As a student, nothing catches my attention like "free and convenient education", especially about a subject I have recently become interested in. This is something I will definitely be looking into.
Michal Jordan (CSUS)
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