Here are some links to other
useful sites:
I should say I am not
personally endorsing all of these, of
course -- please exercise your own forms
of caution
5
Ways to go green at home -- a US
and Canada developer site
360
Educational solutions -- Title:
teaching degree Description: Get a
teaching degree through 360-edu. Hundreds of
programs to choose from.
Adult
Education HQ (US) categorized resource
directory for everything about adult
education.
AI resources from Quen's
UNiversity Belfast
AI
detetction: false accusations. What to
do from the Ivy Panda site
AI
homework helper from the very
useful-looking Study
com
Anthropology
Resources
anthropology related news, books
and web resources
Applied
Sociology (thanks to Gene
Shackman for this)
Art as Therapy. Some
useful links here
(embroidery) , here
(confessional art) and here
(holistic mental health)
Paperless
office eDrawer is an affordable and very
easy to deploy and use paperless office
solution.
Dr
Michael Pearn's site. Dr Michael Pearn is both an
academic with specialisms in sustainability,
disability research and preservation within
heritage sites and a freelance tutor working
for training providers in the care industry.
Perlego
Online Library. Really large and
useful collection of academic resources and
tools. Subscription-based.
SIA
Licence
Training UK.Get advice on SIA licence
training and start a career in one of the
best paid jobs in the UK. Find SIA licence
courses in London, Birmingham, Manchester,
Reading, Liverpool, Brighton.
Speech Disorder
Resources for College Students
(produced by Speech Pathology
Master's Program.
Speech
therapy resources for kids with
autism -- a
curated list of games, tools and exercises.
S.
Zupko's database (cultural
studies, social theory)
Study
Guide (provides you with a
collection of links to a variety of
resources geared towards students,
including a searchable directory and
thematic channels)
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