Free Online Liberal Arts Classes
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View Website #Phonar audio
Jonathan Shaw, Liberal Arts—Coventry University
The Photography and Narrative app is a course, which offers access and participating in a free and open photography class from Coventry University.
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View Website 1 Corinthians audio Fall 2010
P. Keith Leverentz, Liberal Arts—Emmaus Bible College
P. Keith Leverentz provides an exposition of Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians.
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View Website 12 Lessons in Christian Leadership full-course
Joe Wyrostek, Liberal Arts—Udemy
A course on Christian leadership.
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View Website 20th Century World History audio Spring 2011
Anthony Heideman, Liberal Arts—Front Range Community College
Topics of study include World War I, the Russian Revolution, World War II, and the Middle East.
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View Website 20th-Century Fiction full-course Fall 2002
David Thorburn, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class explores the works of important 20th century writers like Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and more.
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View Website 400 Years of Bibles and Battles audio Spring 2011
Jeffrey Kloha, Liberal Arts—Lay Bible Institute
Jeffrey Kloha leads this course from Concordia Seminary on the 400th anniversary of the
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View Website 57 Most Common SAT Vocab Words full-course
This course provides students with a review of some of the most common vocabulary words on the SAT.
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View Website 9/11 and Its Aftermath -- Part I full-course Fall 2013
David Schanzer, Liberal Arts—Duke University
Provided by Duke University, this course investigates the forces leading up to the 9/11 attacks and the policies adopted by the US afterwards.
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View Website 99 Names of God in Islam full-course
This course provides an overview of the 99 names of God as they occur in the Qur
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View Website A Beginner's Guide to Irrational Behavior full-course Spring 2013
Dan Ariely, Liberal Arts—Duke University
This course explores some of the ways people behave irrationally, and how we can overcome these problems.
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View Website A Biblical Model for 21st Century Worship video
This Liberty University class explores worship methods, including the application of formational, transformational, relational, missional, and reproducible worship to everyday life.
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View Website A Biography of America video
Donald L. Miller, Liberal Arts—Learner
Understand the history of America through first-person narratives.
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View Website A Brief History of Humankind full-course
Yuval Noah Harari, Liberal Arts—Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Want history from the very beginning of humankind? This course offers a survey of the entire existence of humans.
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View Website A Crash Course on Creativity full-course Spring 2013
Tina Seelig, Liberal Arts—Stanford University
The purpose of this course is to investigate multiple factors that stimulate and inhibit natural creativity in inviduals, groups, and organizations.
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View Website A History of the World Since 1300 full-course Fall 2012
Jeremy Adelman, Liberal Arts—Princeton University
In the past 700 years, our world has grown both more integrated and divided. Take this course to find out how.
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View Website A New History for New China, 1700-2000: New Data and New Methods, Part 1 full-course
James Lee, Liberal Arts—Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Follow new directions in Chinese history and social science with this comparative perspective history course.
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View Website A Romp Through Ethics for Complete Beginners full-course
Marianne Talbot, Liberal Arts—Oxford University
Find an introduction to ethics and the underpinnings of ethical thought in this Oxford course.
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View Website A Survey of Shakespeare's Plays audio Spring 2010
William Flesch, Liberal Arts—Brandeis University
Brandeis University presents this course covering Shakespeare's career, with representative plays from all four genres of comedy, tragedy, history, and romance.
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View Website A Taste of Italy audio Spring 2010
Learn how to make classic Italian dishes, as well as the basics of olive oil, Italian parsley, and handmade pasta, in this culinary course from the Art Institutes.
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View Website A Workshop on Geographic Information Systems full-course Fall 2005
Joseph Ferreira, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This is a lab and workshop based course that provides a hands-on introduction to geographic information systems (GISs).
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View Website Abnormal Behavior full-course
Saylor offers students a study of abnormal psychology, considered one of the most recognizable and intriguing subfields of study in the subject.
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View Website Abnormal Language full-course Fall 2004
Christopher Hirsch, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Enter the world of abnormal language and its theories and methods by examining how those with language impairments communicate.
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View Website Abnormal Psychology full-course
Talat Sohail, Liberal Arts—Virtual University of Pakistan
This class introduces students to the complex study of various psychological disorders.
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View Website Academic Speaking Skills full-course
Canan Duzan, Liberal Arts—Middle East Technical University
This course presents essential speaking skills needed to use the English language as medium of instruction, focusing on both academic speaking and presentation skills.
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View Website Academic Strategies full-course
Learn strategies for succeeding in school, life, and the work place.
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View Website Action Research for Educational, Professional, and Personal Change full-course Fall 2007
Peter Taylor, Liberal Arts—University of Massachusetts-Boston (UMass Boston)
This course discusses the techniques used to evaluate changes in educational practices and policies in schools. Students learn about quantitative and qualitative methods for design and analysis, institutional learning, and they examine case studies.
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View Website Adolescence, Crime and Juvenile Justice audio Fall 2011
Franklin Zimring, Liberal Arts—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
The premises, doctrine, and operational behavior of juvenile courts is reviewed in this class.
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View Website Advanced Communication Skills full-course
Aylin Graves, Liberal Arts—Middle East Technical University
This course covers spoken English, and conversational fluent speech with sample project work, job interviews, presentations and role-playing activities.
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View Website Advanced Essay Workshop full-course Spring 2008
Rebecca Blevins Faery, Liberal Arts—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This class is geared toward advanced students wishing to expand their non-fiction and essays writing abilities.
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View Website Advanced Grammar video
This class will cover both basic and more complex topics in grammar and the English language, including sentence structure, phonology, morphology, and discourse.