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Technophilia: Get a free college education online
Not headed back to school this fall? You could be, minus the exorbitant tuition and without even leaving your chair. The web has made it easier than ever before to get a free education, and you'd join the ranks of great thinkers in history who were also self-taught, like Joseph Conrad, Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, Paul Allen, Agatha Christie and Ernest Hemingway. You, too, can be an autodidact; the breadth of free educational materials available online is absolutely astonishing.\n\nNote: Many colleges and universities offer free courses online in the form of podcasts, lectures, tutorials and full-blown online classes. Most of these courses, while extremely smart-making, will NOT award any college credits or degrees.\n\n
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Transport Tokyo
Also Chisun Inn Asakusa for accommodation
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Traveller's tip on getting the most out of your stay
Two names: PASMO and SUICA these two cards can make using the subway easy. You can get either at the airport upon arrival and one of these cards plus a decent subway map and getting around Tokyo is simple. Search for those card names on the net and can find more detailed info on them.
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You are also 15 minutes from Senso-Ji shrine, which HAS to be experienced
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Lighthouse Resources: Developing professionally strength-based workshop and resources
LIGHTHOUSE RESOURCES is a human services training and consulting enterprise based in Brisbane. Established by Kyabra Community Association in 2004, it grew out of a desire to resource the development of strengths-based learning cultures within human service organisations. The principles and frameworks underpinning a strengths-based approach significantly shape all of our services. Our team of experienced trainers/consultants can respond to requests throughout Australia and overseas.
OUR VISION: Lighthouse Resources aspires to build on the strengths and capacities of human service workers and organisations in their journey toward building socially just communities. -
IPPA Network | Home | Positive Psychology - International Positive Psychology Association
"Positive psychology is the scientific study of what enables individuals and communities to thrive."
The mission of the International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA) is to promote the science and practice of positive psychology and to facilitate communication and collaboration among researchers and practitioners around the world who are interested in positive psychology.
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