| Your OpenCourseWare Newsletter | November 2022 |
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| To all our fans who celebrate Thanksgiving, we are deeply grateful for you! Thank you for all your years of support! Enjoy the holiday! |
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| Resources for Adult Learners |
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Are you one of the 39 million people who started at a college or university but never got your degree? According to a recent article in the Chronicle of Higher Education, almost 1 million students who hadn’t gotten a degree, re-enrolled to finish their education in 2020-2021, despite (or maybe because of?) the pandemic. The idea of going back to school can be a daunting task for most working adults, who grapple with different kinds of financial and logistical hurdles than a typical undergraduate. MIT OpenCourseWare has numerous resources to help you on your educational journey. All for free! Video Lectures - Check out our YouTube channel for thousands of educational videos from MIT professors and lecturers.
2,400+ courses
- Browse through materials that are part of over 2,400 courses in subjects ranging from STEM to sociology.
OCW Scholar
- Introductory courses in calculus, computer science, physics, economics, and chemistry that contain all the materials, including video lectures, to study the topic.
Free Textbooks
- We offer a selection of textbooks that are free and openly available to you.
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| The Impact of MIT Open Learning |
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| MIT’s Office of Open Learning comprises over a dozen teams focused on bringing MIT’s knowledge to the world through courses, programs, research, and engagement. |
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Photo courtesy of Emmanuel Kasigazi.
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Since 2013, when he got his first smartphone, Emmanuel Kasigazi has been charting his own learning journey through MIT's OpenCourseWare on YouTube, educating himself on subjects as diverse as psychology and artificial intelligence.
Read his inspiring story. |
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 | | Host Dr. Sarah Hansen shares highlights of Season 4 Chalk Radio, coming soon! |
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| Whether you are new to climate change, an experienced advocate, or a professional weaving climate into your work, MIT has free high-quality materials to deepen and expand your understanding about the climate, energy, and solutions. This webinar was held on October 25, 2022, as part of International Open Access Week 2022 around the theme “Open for Climate Justice.” |
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| Help Share Knowledge this Giving Tuesday |
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Giving Tuesday is a global movement to unleash the power of radical generosity to transform our world. Your generosity can help us unleash knowledge to transform educational opportunities for the high school students, university students, educators, and lifelong learners who use OpenCourseWare every day. If you’re able, please consider a gift to OCW this Giving Tuesday, November 29.
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You can also support OCW in honor of Giving Tuesday by sharing your story with us or by introducing someone in your life to the rich library of OCW learning resources.
Thank you for helping us unleash knowledge! |
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| We want to hear from you. How can MIT OCW help your transition back to class? Write to us at ocw@mit.edu with questions or suggestions about how we might support you on your learning or teaching journey. |
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