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July 24, 2010

Our Most Popular Free Finds for High Schoolers

We're continuing our Best of FreelyEducate.com series by sharing a few favorite free educational finds for high schoolers.  Click on the titles or screenshots for a full review of the site:

Alice: Computer Programming

Alice

LiveMocha: language learning

Livemocha

GCG Learn Free - free math and computer courses

HippoCampus:  Algebra, Biology, Physics, History, to name a few!

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Do you have any free high school finds to share with us?  If so, please do in the comments!

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