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The word course has several meanings:
- course is the direction of travel in navigation
- in sailing, a course is the principal sail on a mast
- a course (US) is a unit of instruction in one subject lasting one academic term
- a course (UK; also used at MIT) or course of study is a programme of education leading to a degree or a diploma
- in dining, a course is a single dish in a row of subsequently served dishes, constituting, for example, a three-course menu. See also main course
- course in Medicine is a regime of medical drugs
- in architecture, a course is a continuous horizontal layer of similarly-sized building material, such as stone or brick, in a wall
oops not tweeted for a while, time to catch up! Willow Xmas craft courses over for this year but too busy to do anymore before the big event
MusgroveWillows (Ellen Musgrove) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:12:13 -0000
oops not tweeted for a while, time to catch up! Willow Xmas craft courses over for this year but too busy to do anymore before the big event
Online Teaching : The e-Teaching Community http://e-teaching.wiziq.com/topic/230-courses-on-wiziq
flpires (flpires) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:10:42 -0000
Online Teaching : The e-Teaching Community http://e-teaching.wiziq.com/topic/230-courses-on-wiziq
Continuing Legal Education Courses: I highly recommend this website to people wanting to get their continuing l.. http://bit.ly/83yKk9
Dizzedcom (Dizzed.com) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:10:41 -0000
Continuing Legal Education Courses: I highly recommend this website to people wanting to get their continuing l.. http://bit.ly/83yKk9
tempted to take up nail courses! should i?
VonYvonne (Yvonne Kan) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:10:10 -0000
tempted to take up nail courses! should i?
@helloinfinite Hahaha so true!! The other courses always have fancy shit going on, but we rely on our talking skillz.
billiexjean (Keshia Lee) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:09:54 -0000
@helloinfinite Hahaha so true!! The other courses always have fancy shit going on, but we rely on our talking skillz.
Courses/Tuition: E-learning - Perak http://bit.ly/56lJbD
inPerak (Perak) Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:09:46 -0000
Courses/Tuition: E-learning - Perak http://bit.ly/56lJbD
Bright's Anglo-Saxon Reader - J. W. Bright's classic textbook on Old English. Includes a description of Old English grammar, numerous readings of prose and poetic texts, extensive textual notes, and glossary. All pages are available in TIFF and PNG formats, and the glossary is also available in HTML and XML formats.
Hwæt! Old English in Context - Electronic guide to learning basic Old English without a grammar book or dictionary.
Learning Old English - Tony Jebson's guide to learning Old English. Work in progress.
Old English Aerobics - Includes interactive exercises for learning Old English and an anthology of Old English texts, all keyed to the electronic and print versions of Peter Baker's book Introduction to Old English.
Old English at the University of Calgary - Online course in Old English by Murray McGillivray. At the University of Calgary. Includes fundamentals of grammar, lessons, glossed texts, and links. Content is essentially the same as his ORB course.
Old English: an Introductory Course - Online course in Old English by Murray McGillivray. At ORB: the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies. Includes fundamentals of grammar, lessons, and glossed texts.
The Electronic Introduction to Old English - This online guide to learning Old English by Peter Baker is an electronic version of his book Introduction to Old English. The guide contains, in a concise format, a wealth of information about the Old English language, including the language of Old English poetry.
The Old English Aerobics Glossary - An online glossary that accompanies the Old English texts used in the Old English Aerobics course.
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