Using MOOCs and free online courses to prepare for CLEP exams

[doubush]

Hello All,

I think good way to prepare to CLEP exams is doing MOOCs (massive open online courses) or other free online courses.
I prepared the list of CLEP exams and possible MOOCs to use to prepare.

There is the list My Education Path :: Free Online courses and MOOCs to prepare to CLEP exams

This will be useful also to students of MOOCs who are interested to get college degree.

I would like to know your opinion about the list.

Thanks.

[cookderosa]

Hello All,

I think good way to prepare to CLEP exams is doing MOOCs (massive open online courses) or other free online courses.
I prepared the list of CLEP exams and possible MOOCs to use to prepare.

There is the list My Education Path :: Free Online courses and MOOCs to prepare to CLEP exams

This will be useful also to students of MOOCs who are interested to get college degree.

I would like to know your opinion about the list.

Thanks.

That's a great list. Would you mind keeping a log as to which MOOCs work and which don't? This is the kind of info I post on my Facebook page for people to do with their teens, but until someone actually uses one of them, it's only a guess. For instance, I used Khan for stats/prob DSST, so I know that works. I had a study group use Saylor's edu psych for the CLEP, so that's good. Beyond that, it's just a guess and a matching of titles. Of course, content should match, but that's a laborious process I've not undertaken unless I've needed it for myself.

[bluebooger]

good list, but way too short
and strange

udacity has college algebra course
https://www.udacity.com/course/ma008

The following topics will be covered. There will be two midterms and one final exam. There are no deadlines unless you are in the SJSU Plus-Udacity for-credit program.

Lesson 1: Number
Lesson 2: Expressions
Lesson 3: Polynomials
Lesson 4: Equations
Lesson 5-1: Coordinates
Lesson 5-2: Distance
Lesson 5-3: Midpoints And Slope
Lesson 6-1: Slope And Equations
Lesson 6-2: Points
Lesson 7: Forms of the Equation of a Line
Lesson 8: Inequalities And Absolute Value
Lesson 9: More Inequalities And Equations
Lesson 10: Parabolas
Lesson 11: Factoring
Lesson 12: Quadratic and Rational Inequalities
Lesson 13: More Parabolas
Lesson 14: Completing the Square
Lesson 15: Quadratic Formula
Lesson 16: Complex Numbers
Lesson 17: Functions
Lesson 18: Domain and Range
Lesson 19: Behavior of Functions
Lesson 20: Factor Theorem
Lesson 21: Rational Zero Test
Lesson 22: Intermediate Value Theorem
Lesson 24: Asymptotes
Lesson 25: Slant Asymptotes
Lesson 26: Transformations
Lesson 29: Exponential Functions
Lesson 30: Scientific Notation
Lesson 31: Logarithmic Functions
Lesson 32: Log Properties
Lesson 33: Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations
Lesson 34: Population, Scrolls and Sound


and they recommend Khan for American Government and Biology but not for Chemistry ?
what is their reasoning for that ?

I did learn of a couple of new sites, so I'll be sure to check them out

[Prloko]

Came across this website today. They put everything in one site. enjoy.

MOOC List | A complete list of Massive Open Online Courses (free online courses) offered by the best universities and entities.