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Hi,
Today I visited an excellent website with lots of free streaming video lectures in physics, chemistry, maths, biology, computer science and medicine. They have wonderful animations too which will help us students understand the concepts. There are excellent e-book downloads too..Really superb and worth visiting..
The website address is:
[url=http://www.learnerstv.com]www.learnerstv.com
Superb!
Elizabeth
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Another good find, thanks Elizabeth! I'll look more into it later and maybe share it with some of the other sciences.
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Very nice website! I found another good website with great lectures for General Chem (AP chem), Biology, Psych, etc. It's very organized and it's from UC Berkeley, one of the most prestigious college's in America. btw, most of the new elements on the with names with UUb, were discovered from UCB. It's a great website.
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Tasty, good find! :D
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