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Anyone have any suggestions for audio / mp3 study materials for Macroeconomics or Accounting II? I'm looking at an extended commute for 4-8 weeks and trying to find productive ways to use that time.
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Podcast through itunes university.
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:iagree: What she said. Plus check out learnoutloud.com. A lot of the stuff on there is pay, but you can find some good free stuff on there. I once found some great intro to religions audio. And the forgotten resource, your local library. Most libraries nowadays are on the web and all your need is your library card barcode to access great stuff like databases, genealogy, and audio.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I checked out both and found a free Macroeconomics series on itunes university.
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(This post was last modified: 09-17-2015, 07:02 AM by bricabrac.)
Here's an online class
accounting 2 series on youtube.
I use a free download software 'any video converter'
which I find much better than realplayer. It's a super, user friendly software to download videos. After downloading the videos there is a button on the top right that quickly converts the videos to mp3 files.
I've been using the free version for close to a yr now without issue
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Thanks. i'll take a look at that after I get through the macro material.
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