Via Accredited Online Colleges.org: 50 Awesome Open Courses for Web Writers. Some of these look pretty interesting. An "open course" is one that's free--and free of teacher feedback. The concept was pioneered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and many of these are MIT courses.
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September 29, 2009
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