Archive for October, 2009
Is Googling Your Answers Cheating?
I routinely Google my answers to online college homework. Sometimes Google provides you with tutorials, hints, and even direct answers. The temptation is definitely there to recreate the answer as your own. Is this illegal? Some college guidelines say so. At Clayton State University, the guidelines are as follows:
Academic Conduct [...]
How to Find the LCM and GCF Using Venn Diagrams
Did you forget how to find the LCM? I did. This is an easy step-by-step video for those in an online college Discrete Mathematics course that can’t recall 5th grade math. This is a great, simple way to find the LCM and another video tutorial that you may find interesting.
After viewing the video, LCM [...]
3 People That You Must Meet Before You Enroll in Any Online College or University
The Financial Aid Counselor – You must meet with or make an online appointment with your Financial Aid Counselor for your online college or university before enrolling in courses. This is an absolute MUST! Do not skip this step for convenience. Do you think you know everything about financial aid and have all the necessary [...]
Open Office and Free Google Apps for Poor People Who Can’t Afford to Download Microsoft Office
Sun Microsystems offers a free alternative for struggling online college students to Microsoft Word, Access, Excel, and Powerpoint through a free and open productivity suite, OpenOffice.org. All of the source code is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), and you may use OpenOffice.org binaries for commercial use. In short, OpenOffice.org offers [...]
Representing Relations as Matrices
Still trying to comprehend representing relations as matrices at 5:56 AM. For those of you who need some more help like I do with attending college online, PowerPoint presentations on the web are a great tool for studying and comprehending online material. Here is an PowerPoint over representing Relations as Matrices.
Representing Relations
Uploaded by Michel-Joseph on [...]
Online College TextBook Companion Sites
Most college textbooks have wonderful companion sites that feature quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, or PowerPoint presentations of textbook material. These are the best study companions for online college courses because the material is identical to your textbook and supplements your required reading.
The majority of Thompson Course Technology and McGraw Hill textbooks are now charging [...]
