Research tools
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clarentineDid you--you iPod user, you--know that iTunes has a feature called iTunes U that collects free lectures and movies and podcasts on many different subjects? You can pick a category - like history, fine arts, language, science, mathematics - or an educational program - like the Center for Strategic and International Studies, or the New York Public Library, or the Museum of Modern Art - and choose amongst hundreds of productions. I now have something to add to my usual googling of research topics. Go! Learn!
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Date: 2008-07-31 03:56 pm (UTC)I spend lots of time trawling for them and even more time deciding which ones to use (I have 70 so far. Only 35 more and I'll need to buy another 100!)
Well, it beats working *g*