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May 02

Talking about CourseWares

 

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一、伯克利

加州大学伯克利分校 http://webcast.berkeley.edu/courses.php

作为美国第一的公立大学,伯克利分校提供了,可以跟踪最新的讲座。想看教授布置的作业和课堂笔记,可以点击该教授的网页,通常,他/她都会第一堂课留下网址。实在不行,用google搜搜吧!

  伯克利的视频都是.rm格式,请注意转换

  二、麻省

麻省理工学院 http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/courses/courses/index.htm

麻省理工是免费开放教育课件的先驱,计划在今年把1800门课程的课件都放在网站上,提供课程与作业的PDF格式下载。三是,麻省理工只提供少数的视频讲座。坐过学生上麻省有一个绝对优势,麻省理工在中国大陆和中国台湾都建立了镜像网站,把麻省的课程都翻译成立中文。鉴于PDF格式,推荐使用FoxIt Reader。

  www.core.org.cn(中国大陆)推荐

  www.myoops.org(中国台湾)

二、卡耐基梅隆 http://www.cmu.edu/oli/

卡耐基梅隆针对初入大学的大学生,提供10门学科的课程视频。与其他大学的免费课程一样,非卡耐基梅隆的学子能学习课程,但是为了使学生能够及时了解自己的课程进度,卡耐基梅隆建议造访者在网站上注册,建立自己的资料库。这样一来,你得在有限的时间内完成一门课程,还要参加几次考试,当然,即使你得了100分,卡耐基梅隆也不会给你开证明,更不会给你学分。

 

四、犹他

犹他大学 http://ocw.usu.edu/front-page/Courese_listing

犹他大学类似于麻省理工,提供大量的课程课件

 

五、塔夫茨

塔夫茨大学 http://ocw.tufts.edu

塔夫茨大学也是“开放式教育课程”的先驱之一,初期提供的课程着重在本校专长的生命科学、跨领域方法、国际观点以及对美国地区性、全国性社群服务的基础理论。

 

六、公开

英国公开大学 http://openlearn.open.ac.uk/course/index.php

英国十几所大学联合起来,组建了英国公开大学。有一部分课程是对注册学生开放的,但是有一批很好的课程是免费的,并提供视频。每门课还设立了论坛,在社区中,大家发表意见,提供其他的学习资源,互相取经。在这个网站里,最能锻炼自学者的能力,因为你要不停地淘,才能找到宝贝。

 

七、约翰霍普金斯

约翰霍普金斯 http://ocw.jhsph.edu/topics.cfm

只有极少数人能够进入约翰霍普金斯大学就读,但是,现如今有动机的人不用花一分钱,便能通过网站获得该校的前沿知识。约翰霍普金斯提供了本学院最受欢迎的课程,包括青少年健康、行为和健康、生物统计学、环境、一般公共卫生、卫生政策、预防伤害、母亲和儿童健康、心理卫生、营养、人口科学、公共卫生准备和难民卫生等。

 

八、Connexions

http://cnx.rice.edu

CNX.org由莱斯大学开发,号称是课程资源免费共享图书馆。与其他大学不同的事,CNX邀请教授学者建立自己的社区,把自己的最新成果公布于世,接受大家的评价。可以说CNX开辟了大学资源共享的新天地,尤其适合自学能力超强的大学生。有些课程有中文版。

 

九、索菲亚

索菲亚大学 http://sofia.ocw.cn/gallery

无论是想当一名管理者、作家、评论员、还是要从事设计和IT业的人,索菲亚大学的免费课程肯定让你受益匪浅。索菲亚大学提供了8门学科的课程,其中《企业网络安全实战》已翻译成中文。

 

十、华盛顿

华盛顿大学 http://www.cs.washington.edu/education/course-webs.html

华盛顿大学的计算机工程学比较强,相关的几百门课程都已经放到网上。不但本科生能找到所需要的课程,连研究生也能淘到宝贝。该网站还提供特色讲座,比如:妇女、计算机与合作。课程不但提供讲座介绍、课堂笔记、有些课程还提供视频。

 

牛津、斯坦福、耶鲁大学联合网站

http://www.alllearn.org

哥伦比亚大学

http://ci.columbia.edu/ci

伯克利音乐学院

http://www.berkleeshares.com

杜克大学法律中心

http://www.law.duke.edu/cspd/lectures

圣母大学

http://ocw.nd.edu

英国格雷莎姆学院

http://www.gresham.ac.uk/default.asp

加州大学Irvine分校

http://ocw.uci.edu

富布莱特学校

http://ocw.fetp.edu.vn/home.cfm

日本东京大学

http://ocw.u-tokyo.ac.jp/english

日本早稻田大学

http://www.waseda.jp/ocw/index.html

日本大阪大学

http://ocw.osaka-u.ac.jp/index.php

法国巴黎高科

http://graduateschool.paristech.org

 

 

再给个看大学视频播客的

 

斯坦福大学 http://itunes.stanford.edu

加州大学伯克利分校http://itunes.berkeley.edu

普渡大学http://boilercast.itap.purdue.edu:1013/Boilercast

美国西南理工http://pocast.swtc.edu/lecture/index.php

加州大学洛杉矶分校http://www.bruincast.ucla.edu

西肯塔基大学http://blog.wku.edu/podcasts

Dupage学院http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/Welcome.html

纽约城市大学http://podcast.york.cuny.edu/lectures

莱斯大学http://webcast.rice.edu

加州大学圣地亚哥分校http://podcast.ucsd.edu

剑桥大学http://mediaplayer.group.cam.ac.uk/main/Podcasts.html

美国大学华盛顿法律学院 http://www.wcl.american.edu/podcasts

杜克大学法律学院http://www.law.duke.edu/webcast

乔治敦大学 http://webcast.georgetown.edu

芝加哥大学商学院 http://www.chicagogsb.edu/multimedia/podcast

波士顿学院 http://frontrow.bc.edu

哈佛商学院在线

http://www.hbsp.harbard.edu/b02/en/hbr_ideacast.jhtml;jsessioned=NVHF0YFBS5ZCGAKRGWDR5VQBKE0YIISW

威斯康星麦迪逊大学 http://havenscenter.org/audio/audio.htm

约翰霍普金斯大学 http://www.johnshopkins.edu/podcasts.index1.html

伦敦政治经济学院 http://www.lse.ac.uk/rescources/podcasts/Default.htm

普林斯顿大学 http://uc.princeton.edu/main/index.php

英国泰晤士报MBA http://uc.princeton.edu/main/index.php

耶鲁大学 http://www.yale.edu/opa/podcast/

January 11

这广告。。。

优雅快乐又美丽。。。这话老俗套的。。。不过喜欢那个女孩子的微笑。至少想要表达的感情是很纯洁的,就为这点也要感动一下。


April 26

腐败轮滑鞋一双,有谁一道白相伐?

腐败轮滑鞋一双,有谁一道白相伐?
 
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April 22

Lawyer, attorney, barrister, solicitor and counselor at law, 噢买告.

在中国简简单单一个词律师,国外搞得那么烦。小学时候学过单词law,发展到中学知道了lawyer,到了大学知道了attorney,觉得自己词汇量那个大啊,bs一下自己。现在又冒出来barrister和solicitor,还有counselor at law。名字就那么搞,别的概念不要搞死了,怪不得律师那么赚钱。不过我好奇啊,网上查了下,基本上美国比较直接的,基本上在美国只用lawyer和attorney,两者的意思基本是一样的,attorney更加时髦一点,在法庭上用得多。英国人就搞不好了,因为古老的体制关系分很多个职务,下面引用段讲得比较好的文字,有兴趣的慢慢看。

The English legal profession (and that of a number of Commonwealth countries whose legal system derives directly from the English one) has two categories of qualified lawyer: barristers and solicitors.

A solicitor is entitled to represent a client in the County (Civil) Courts and in Magistrates' Court (a lower court in the English court system). They are also the main legal representation for the majority of people and companies in England and Wales: if you were buying or selling a house you would engage a solicitor to carry out the necessary legal niceties; a solicitor could assist and advise in will-making; and they may also initiate private prosecutions or assist clients against either public or private prosecutions.

A barrister is a legal professional who is qualified to represent clients in Crown Court or the Higher Courts -- they can be considered roughly analagous to American "advocacy lawyers". Much of their training and abilities will lie in the courtroom skills of cross-examination and rapid thinking. Regardless of whether they represent the prosecution or the defence, a barrister never deals directly with his or her clients -- instead they will be briefed on
the facts of the case by the client's solicitor, although they are free to allow the courtroom proceedings to carry on as they see fit.

The reason for this split between courtroom advocates and other lawyers is (as with most things in the UK legal systems) to do with the unique history of England and Great Britain. The origins date way back to the feudal Norman French system introduced from the 11th Century.

The academic and training route to each of these two main branches of law differs, as do the professional bodies that oversee them. To become a solicitor a law graduate must first study a Legal Practice Course and then spend two years in practice working as a trainee (this used to be called "taking articles"). The professional body that regulates these courses is the Law Society. To become a barrister the route after graduation is to follow a Bar Vocational Course followed by a Pupillage in a firm of barristers (known as Barristers' Chambers), and this side of the profession is controlled by the Bar Council. The systems are constantly under review and reform, and there are certain moves currently underfoot which would somewhat blur the distinction between these two groups of legal professionals.

To summarise: in England and Wales the term "lawyer" is a catch-all meaning simply "one who is qualified in the legal profession" (although it would rarely, if ever, be applied to judges or magistrates). Both barristers and solicitors could call themselves lawyers; however the two professions have very different skills and jurisdictions.

Obviously this is only a very brief introduction to what is a very detailed subject. There is a wealth of information on the web if a more in-depth discussion is required.