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How to Use Free-Ed.Net
Navigating the Site
The Free-Ed.Net website consists of
literally thousands of learning resources, from simple
images to fully illustrated textbooks with hundreds of
pages.
The site is organized around the forms of a
traditional university. A university is, for example, a
collection of colleges. Free-Ed.Net currently has
sixteen colleges. They are listed in the table below as well
as the site's main Home
Page.
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Colleges of Study at
Free-Ed.Net
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| Arts and Humanities |
Building and Construction |
Mathematics |
Engineering and Technology |
| Business, Marketing, and
Economics |
Medicine and Allied Health |
Hospitality and Human Services |
Public Services |
| Career Development |
Science |
Food, Agriculture, and
Environmental Science |
Transportation |
| Computer Science and
Information Technology |
Social Studies |
Education |
Manufacturing and Industry |
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Note: Notice that the range of studies available at
Free-Ed.Net include the trades as well as the
traditional academics. |
But there is much, much more to the site:
Each school is made up of two or more (usually a lot more)
schools. Here are a couple of examples.
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Schools in the
College of Arts and Humanities |
Schools in the College of
Hospitality and Human Services |
| Visual Arts and
Design |
Hotel and Resort
Management |
| Humanities |
Gaming and Casino
Management |
| Performing Arts |
Event Planning |
| Media Studies |
Travel and Tourism |
| Creative Writing,
Editing, and Publishing |
Culinary Institute |
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Cosmetology |
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Funeral Service and
Mortuary Science |
Getting the Most from the Learning Resources
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