Internet educational resources

Education is changing. The Internet is a great resource for learning whatever you want and is almost free.
== Universities with free educational content ==
* MIT OpenCourseware - The original and still one of the best, provides syllabi, problem sets, lecture videos, and sometimes extensive lecture notes for regular MIT classes. MIT also has a YouTube channel for their lectures, available at the following address: http://www.youtube.com/user/mit?blend=1&ob=4
* John Hopkins School OpenCourseware - Great resource if you are interested in Public Health as a career move.
* Utah State OpenCourseware - Solid site for many lower level undergraduate classes.
* Tufts OpenCourseware - Another introduction to the life sciences, and public health.
* Open UW - Free on-line courses from the University of Washington.
* UC Berkley Courses Webcasts - Free video and/or audio lectures of present and past courses at UC Berkley. UC Berkley also has a YouTube channel of their lectures, available at the following address. http://www.youtube.com/user/ucberkeley?blend=2&ob=4
* EcEdWeb - Free course on Economics from the University of Nebraska.
* Whatcom Community College Math Courses
* Princeton University Archived Lectures
* Dartmouth College, Introduction to Probability
* Stanford CS Education Library
* University of Pennsylvania Online Books Page
* Carnegie Mellon University Open Learning Initiative
* NY University: Mathematics Material
== Educational podcasts ==
* Stanford - A variety of podcasts containing academic information.
== Language Education ==
=== Multilingual ===
* The BBC offers free online language lessons.
* Duolingo offers free language courses in multiple languages.
* Babelfish can provide quick (if rather basic) translation for many common languages. As does Google Translate and Bing.
* Vistawide World Languages & Cultures - Listings of various language education resources, some free, many low-cost.
* Word2Word - Index to on-line language courses and services.
=== American Sign Language ===
* http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/
=== Esperanto ===
Lernu offers free Esperanto training. "Kurso de Esperanto" is a free downloadable 12 lesson course for Windows and Linux
=== French ===
TV5MONDE offers French instruction materials on their website, Apprendre le français avec TV5MONDE.
=== German ===
Deutsche Welle "Deutsch Interaktiv" - Free on-line German lessons from Germany's international broadcaster.
=== Spanish ===
For those with internet access, the website http://www.spanish-kit.net/ offers an on-line course with free downloadable material for off-line studying.
=== Welsh ===
Learn Welsh via BBC
== Other free resources ==
Please limit the resources to the free and useful
* Librivox - Free Creative Commons AudioBook Literature: Ranging from Dostoyevsky to Darwin, from Ayn Rand to Mikhail Bakunin (And even an audiobook of Einstein's Theory of Relativity.)
* Web cloud University - Multimedia courses and tutorials on interesting and funny topics.
* Free-Ed.net - Free education on the Internet
* Wikipedia - Obviously.
* Creative Commons - Bunch of different resources... and it's searchable.
* Wikiversity - Open-source textbooks and user-taught classes.
* Internet Archive - Searchable resource of literally thousands of documents, papers, and recordings, all for free!
* Curriki - "Our mission is to improve education around the world by empowering teachers, students and parents with user-created, open source curricula, and it's all free!"
* Library of Congress
* Annenberg Media (Free registration required)
* Core Documents on U.S. Democracy - See what those wild-eyed, free-thinking, whiskey-drinking, hemp-growing radicals were thinking of!
* Learn CPR
* Sophia Project
* ERI Distance Learning Center - Take preview classes for free. College credit costs $29 exam fee.
* A First Course in Linear Algebra
* Article on Lifehacker about free on-line education