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Learning on the web has never been easier. There’s virtual universities, classes online, tutorials—you don’t have to leave home for that bachelors in physics anymore. And learning isn’t just limited to maths and spelling. You can learn anything your little heart could dream of like cooking, dancing, making a fire out of stones, or learning how to code etc. For the educational, how to videos on computing things, the screencast is the most popular method. Take TechScreencast for example. TechScreencast is the place to go if you want to learn about web development. They’ve got tutorials on Ruby, Coldfusion, Linux, Ajax, Python, PHP and the list goes on. It’s simple to use. Just search by category or tag cloud for your topic of choice. And it’s free.
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“Where everyone learns technology”
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TechScreencast is great for computer newbies who want to learn the more intricate languages of web development, code, and geekspeak. The videos are insightful and useful without being too obtuse.
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Is there a big enough audience for Techscreencast? Is what they offer better than the rest? What’s the business model?
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