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Dreamweaver
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668 min6-part Dreamweaver course38 CQ
In this course, explore Dreamweaver CC's interface, learn how to plan and define your site, save images that work best online, and discover how to use hexadecimal colors and hex color code.
with Bill the GeekIn this course, explore Dreamweaver CC's interface, learn how to plan and define your site, save images that work best online, and discover how to use hexadecimal colors and hex color code.
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8 minFREEDreamweaver lessonFree5 CQ
In this lesson, continue learning about coding online maps using Leaflet's open source Javascript library. Muehlenhaus Maps shows how to embed custom icons.
with Ian MIn this lesson, continue learning about coding online maps using Leaflet's open source Javascript library. Muehlenhaus Maps shows how to embed custom icons.
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325 min3-part Biology course14 CQ
Preparing for the AP Biology exam? In this three-part course, get clear explanations of Darwinian evolution by natural selection, modern evolutionary theory, and the history of life on Earth.
with Bleier BiologyPreparing for the AP Biology exam? In this three-part course, get clear explanations of Darwinian evolution by natural selection, modern evolutionary theory, and the history of life on Earth.
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7107 min7-part iOS Development course57 CQ
Looking for a programming language that can do some heavy-lifting but doesn't take years to master? When programming for iOS, OS X, and watchOS, Apple's programming language Swift is the best choice!
with Sanjay NoronhaLooking for a programming language that can do some heavy-lifting but doesn't take years to master? When programming for iOS, OS X, and watchOS, Apple's programming language Swift is the best choice!
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11163 min11-part iPhones + iPads course88 CQ
Want to get the most out of your iPhone? This course from tech expert Todd Olthoff is the perfect guide, for everything from basic installation to built-in app features.
with Todd OlthoffWant to get the most out of your iPhone? This course from tech expert Todd Olthoff is the perfect guide, for everything from basic installation to built-in app features.
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1270 min12-part Science course41 CQ
If you're looking for fun activities for kids that are equal parts science and craft, you'll love this course with lessons covering everything from homemade oobleck to egghead gardens.
with Sophie's WorldIf you're looking for fun activities for kids that are equal parts science and craft, you'll love this course with lessons covering everything from homemade oobleck to egghead gardens.
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10133 min10-part Calculus course72 CQ
Worried about taking a college-level or AP Calculus class? Fret not! In this course, review simple examples and graphs to explore the main concepts of both differential and integral calculus.
with Math is a SportWorried about taking a college-level or AP Calculus class? Fret not! In this course, review simple examples and graphs to explore the main concepts of both differential and integral calculus.
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10129 min10-part Math course70 CQ
Statistics may sound like a dry topic, but developing data analysis skills will unlock fascinating worlds! In this 10-lesson course from statistics teacher Zac Rappell, start by understanding group data and central tendencies (mean, median, and mode), then explore measures of spread (range, IQR, and standard deviation). Learn how to create stem and leaf and box and whisker plots, and practice comparing data sets to identify new relationships. Finish with a fun final project analyzing the Oscars!
with Zachary RappellStatistics may sound like a dry topic, but developing data analysis skills will unlock fascinating worlds! In this 10-lesson course from statistics teacher Zac Rappell, start by understanding group data and central tendencies (mean, median, and mode), then explore measures of spread (range, IQR, and standard deviation). Learn how to create stem and leaf and box and whisker plots, and practice comparing data sets to identify new relationships. Finish with a fun final project analyzing the Oscars!
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856 min8-part Statistics course33 CQ
Mike Marin explains R programming languages basics, and shows you how to install the integrated development environment (IDE), perform arithmetic operations, and import data from Excel.
with MarinStatsLecturesMike Marin explains R programming languages basics, and shows you how to install the integrated development environment (IDE), perform arithmetic operations, and import data from Excel.
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10101 min10-part Software Development course55 CQ
Building a video game is a wonderful learning experience that uses many different skills. Learn learn how to build a game using Scratch, a free game design software from M.I.T.
with Richard PothBuilding a video game is a wonderful learning experience that uses many different skills. Learn learn how to build a game using Scratch, a free game design software from M.I.T.
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10123 min10-part Statistics course67 CQ
What is probability and how are statistics principles applied to modeling information? In this intro course cover the basics of a discipline applied to everything from consumer trends to global trade.
with Mark HuberWhat is probability and how are statistics principles applied to modeling information? In this intro course cover the basics of a discipline applied to everything from consumer trends to global trade.
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36266 minFREE36-part Statistics courseFree151 CQ
William Spaniel, author of "Game Theory 101: The Complete Textbook," explains concepts in the study of strategic decision making. Learn to apply math and logic to determine the best possible outcome.
with William SpanielWilliam Spaniel, author of "Game Theory 101: The Complete Textbook," explains concepts in the study of strategic decision making. Learn to apply math and logic to determine the best possible outcome.