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Do you have any favorite learning resources? Say when you want to learn a language, besides going to traditional language schools, how do you learn it? Or if you want to learn to play the guitar, how do you learn it? Share with our readers if you know any great online learning resources!
你有沒有什么很喜歡的學習資源?比如當你準備學習一門語言時，除了參加傳統(tǒng)的語言學校外，你是怎么去學習的?再比如當你想學彈吉他時，又是怎么做到的呢?如果你知道一些不錯的網絡學習資源，就請跟我們的讀者分享分享吧!
下面是5位網友的分享，看看他們覺得很不錯的網絡學習資源都有哪些?
1. Svitlana Shchedrina
Hi guys,
大家好，
Before I’ve been learning languages with Livemocha and it worked pretty well for me.
之前我一直在用Livemocha 學習語言，我覺得挺不錯的。
Later I started to use YouTube videos and WikiHow articles – people do share lots of knowledge and practical tips here. (Thank you very much, guys).
后來我開始參考YouTube視頻和維基百科文章——確實有人會在這些網站上分享很多知識。(謝謝各位哦。)
One day I came across the famous quote about happiness: When I was 5 years old, my mother always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down ‘happy’. They told me I didn’t understand the assignment, and I told them they didn’t understand life.” That’s why.
某天我讀到一段有關快樂的名言：5歲時，媽媽告訴我快樂對生活至關重要;上學后，老師要我寫下長大后想要什么，我寫的是“快樂”。老師說我沒弄清楚作業(yè)的要求，我回答說，那是你們不懂生活?！@就是原因所在。
Now I just learn how to be happy. I’ve noticed that no matter how much knowledge I’ve got I stayed rather vulnerable – some people and events could easily knock me down. They still can, but due to the last mentioned resource – I do know how to gather all pieces of me together, to rise up and again to SHINE!
現(xiàn)在我學習怎樣做一個快樂的人。我發(fā)現(xiàn)不管掌握了多少知識，我依舊脆弱不堪——有些人和事可以輕易將我擊垮?？墒?，后一段關于快樂的名言，卻讓我懂得如何重振自我、重新站起來再次閃耀!
2. Douglas Rice
If know one thing about me, it’s probably that I’m absolutely obsessed with learning. Curiosity is my driving force. Over the years, I’ve learned a great deal from good old-fashioned books, hundreds of blogs, a few trade magazines, and several academic journals. Also, Twitter has proved to be an amazing discovery engine. However, there are a few resources in particular–ones you may not have heard of–that have sparked that curiosity in ways that leave me eternally grateful. These resources are:
要說我大的特點，恐怕要數(shù)孜孜以求的學習精神了。好奇就是我的驅動力。多年來，我從數(shù)不盡的經典名著、博客、業(yè)內雜志以及學術專刊上受益匪淺。此外，推特也是不錯的發(fā)現(xiàn)載體。不過，有那么幾個資源——或許你從來都沒聽說過，卻能極大地激發(fā)好奇心并讓我感激不盡。這些資源就是：
Econtalk.org- This is a weekly podcast hosted by economist Russell Roberts of Stanford University. In each hour-long episode, he interviews authors and specialists from a variety of fields about the economics of those subject areas. If you aren’t into economics, don’t let that scare you. I wasn’t into economics until I started listening back in 2007 and, mostly because of this podcast, I got my undergrad in economics. The podcast has covered issues as diverse as education, biology, psychology, healthcare, sports, and more. Chances are, if you are interested in something, it has been discussed between Russ and his interviewees somewhere within the hundreds of archived episodes. Do yourself a favor and check it out.
Econtalk.org——這是一檔每周播客，由斯坦福大學的經濟學家拉塞爾-羅伯茨主持。在每集1小時的播客中，他對各領域的作者及專家就經濟學問題進行采訪。當然，如果你對經濟學不感興趣，也不要打退堂鼓。其實一開始我也不了解經濟學，但后來我從2007年的播客開始重新學習，慢慢就懂得越來越多了。這個播客涉及內容非常廣泛，包括教育、生物、心理學、保健以及運動等等。你所感興趣的領域，或許在播客中就曾被拉塞爾和采訪對象討論過。所以，趕緊去看看吧。
TED – (Technology, Entertainment, Design) This is an organization that showcases some of the most brilliant minds across all disciplines giving their absolutely best presentations on their work. I have found out about some of the most interesting thinkers and subjects through watching the TED and TEDx (independently licensed TED events) talks online. Since 2006, the organization has been archiving videos on its website. I highly recommend checking it out. You’ll definitely find something that interests you. And, more importantly, you’ll probably gain a few new interests.
TED(技術、娛樂、設計)：這個機構邀請各行各業(yè)的優(yōu)秀人士就各自領域提供卓越的演講報告。通過網上收看TED和TEDx(TED獨立認證活動)，我發(fā)現(xiàn)了不少有趣的思想者和課題。2006年起，該機構開始在上推出視頻。我極力推薦你去看看，一定能找到自己感興趣的內容的。而且更重要的是，或許你還能多發(fā)展幾個興趣愛好。
OverDrive – I am a huge fan of books. As much as I love blogs and Twitter for gaining quick insights, nothing quite covers a subject like a book. A book is a project that its author invested a lot of time in to create a cohesive work of research. I love books. But, it’s just so hard to find time to read, isn’t it? And reading books can become expensive if you read a lot of them. Enter OverDrive. This smartphone application is the marriage of audiobooks and your public library. It enables you to download audiobooks for free straight to your mobile device. In the past year, I’ve listened to over 100 books just by using the OverDrive app. If you want to maximize your commuting time and get some reading done along the way, definitely check it out.
OverDrive——我是個大書蟲。雖然也喜歡通過博客和推特來迅速獲取信息，但我還是覺得書籍的寬泛博大是無可比擬的。一本書就是一個大項目，書的作者投入了大量時間才把各類研究凝練成書籍的。我愛書。但卻很難找到讀書的時間，不是嗎?而且，如果閱讀量大的話，讀書還是挺耗費的。這時，請嘗試OverDrive吧。這款手機應用軟件將公共圖書館和有聲讀物結合了起來，能讓你直接從手機上免費下載有聲書。如果你想充分利用上下班時間讀點書，那一定得嘗試一下!3. Anthony Dewhurst
I’ve been recently trying to learn spanish using the free Duolingo app and website and also a free podcast called Coffee-Break Spanish. When I think about how much I’ve learned in the world and from all the resources and culture and stories I’ve been exposed to, it is nearly all English. So I thought what better way to tap into the resources and experiences of a whole new culture of 400 million people by learning a language.
近我在學西班牙語，用的是免費的Duolingo 軟件與網站以及一個叫Coffee-Break Spanish的播客。當我想著自己已經掌握了多少知識、從身邊的各類資源文化及故事中學到多少時，發(fā)現(xiàn)所有的都是英文。所以我就想，要了解擁有一個4億人國家的各類資源并體驗全新文化的話，還有什么方法比學習語言更好的呢?
4. Emily Filloramo
I love Lynda.com.
我喜歡Lynda.com網站。
This training company has thousands of video tutorials by the leading experts in business, technology, video, photography, web development, etc.
這家培訓公司有成千的視頻教學，講授者都是商務、科技、視頻、攝影及網站開發(fā)等各領域的頂尖專家。
It’s like having a community college at your disposal in the comforts of your home 24/7. Access to all the tutorials for the price of only $25/month.
這就像在家就能全天候坐擁一個社區(qū)大學一樣。所有教學視頻每個月僅需要25美元。
5. Rob Boirun
Searching to an answer to life brought me to www.ACIM.org – A course In Miracles Talk about the ultimate Lifehack. This has really done a 180 to how I approach pretty much everything. A word of advice, at first it may seem like gobblygook but is meant to study over the course of a year. If your going to do it, then do it. If not don’t jump into it just yet.
在搜索有關生命的問題時，我發(fā)現(xiàn)了網站www.ACIM.org——奇跡課程講述終極生活，結果我發(fā)現(xiàn)了不少東西?？偟膩碚f，剛開始看上去可能有點官話連篇，但你得花一年時間去學那個課程。要是你已經學了，那就好好學;要是還沒有準備好，好不要去學。
Do you have any favorite learning resources? Say when you want to learn a language, besides going to traditional language schools, how do you learn it? Or if you want to learn to play the guitar, how do you learn it? Share with our readers if you know any great online learning resources!
你有沒有什么很喜歡的學習資源?比如當你準備學習一門語言時，除了參加傳統(tǒng)的語言學校外，你是怎么去學習的?再比如當你想學彈吉他時，又是怎么做到的呢?如果你知道一些不錯的網絡學習資源，就請跟我們的讀者分享分享吧!
下面是5位網友的分享，看看他們覺得很不錯的網絡學習資源都有哪些?
1. Svitlana Shchedrina
Hi guys,
大家好，
Before I’ve been learning languages with Livemocha and it worked pretty well for me.
之前我一直在用Livemocha 學習語言，我覺得挺不錯的。
Later I started to use YouTube videos and WikiHow articles – people do share lots of knowledge and practical tips here. (Thank you very much, guys).
后來我開始參考YouTube視頻和維基百科文章——確實有人會在這些網站上分享很多知識。(謝謝各位哦。)
One day I came across the famous quote about happiness: When I was 5 years old, my mother always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down ‘happy’. They told me I didn’t understand the assignment, and I told them they didn’t understand life.” That’s why.
某天我讀到一段有關快樂的名言：5歲時，媽媽告訴我快樂對生活至關重要;上學后，老師要我寫下長大后想要什么，我寫的是“快樂”。老師說我沒弄清楚作業(yè)的要求，我回答說，那是你們不懂生活?！@就是原因所在。
Now I just learn how to be happy. I’ve noticed that no matter how much knowledge I’ve got I stayed rather vulnerable – some people and events could easily knock me down. They still can, but due to the last mentioned resource – I do know how to gather all pieces of me together, to rise up and again to SHINE!
現(xiàn)在我學習怎樣做一個快樂的人。我發(fā)現(xiàn)不管掌握了多少知識，我依舊脆弱不堪——有些人和事可以輕易將我擊垮?？墒?，后一段關于快樂的名言，卻讓我懂得如何重振自我、重新站起來再次閃耀!
2. Douglas Rice
If know one thing about me, it’s probably that I’m absolutely obsessed with learning. Curiosity is my driving force. Over the years, I’ve learned a great deal from good old-fashioned books, hundreds of blogs, a few trade magazines, and several academic journals. Also, Twitter has proved to be an amazing discovery engine. However, there are a few resources in particular–ones you may not have heard of–that have sparked that curiosity in ways that leave me eternally grateful. These resources are:
要說我大的特點，恐怕要數(shù)孜孜以求的學習精神了。好奇就是我的驅動力。多年來，我從數(shù)不盡的經典名著、博客、業(yè)內雜志以及學術專刊上受益匪淺。此外，推特也是不錯的發(fā)現(xiàn)載體。不過，有那么幾個資源——或許你從來都沒聽說過，卻能極大地激發(fā)好奇心并讓我感激不盡。這些資源就是：
Econtalk.org- This is a weekly podcast hosted by economist Russell Roberts of Stanford University. In each hour-long episode, he interviews authors and specialists from a variety of fields about the economics of those subject areas. If you aren’t into economics, don’t let that scare you. I wasn’t into economics until I started listening back in 2007 and, mostly because of this podcast, I got my undergrad in economics. The podcast has covered issues as diverse as education, biology, psychology, healthcare, sports, and more. Chances are, if you are interested in something, it has been discussed between Russ and his interviewees somewhere within the hundreds of archived episodes. Do yourself a favor and check it out.
Econtalk.org——這是一檔每周播客，由斯坦福大學的經濟學家拉塞爾-羅伯茨主持。在每集1小時的播客中，他對各領域的作者及專家就經濟學問題進行采訪。當然，如果你對經濟學不感興趣，也不要打退堂鼓。其實一開始我也不了解經濟學，但后來我從2007年的播客開始重新學習，慢慢就懂得越來越多了。這個播客涉及內容非常廣泛，包括教育、生物、心理學、保健以及運動等等。你所感興趣的領域，或許在播客中就曾被拉塞爾和采訪對象討論過。所以，趕緊去看看吧。
TED – (Technology, Entertainment, Design) This is an organization that showcases some of the most brilliant minds across all disciplines giving their absolutely best presentations on their work. I have found out about some of the most interesting thinkers and subjects through watching the TED and TEDx (independently licensed TED events) talks online. Since 2006, the organization has been archiving videos on its website. I highly recommend checking it out. You’ll definitely find something that interests you. And, more importantly, you’ll probably gain a few new interests.
TED(技術、娛樂、設計)：這個機構邀請各行各業(yè)的優(yōu)秀人士就各自領域提供卓越的演講報告。通過網上收看TED和TEDx(TED獨立認證活動)，我發(fā)現(xiàn)了不少有趣的思想者和課題。2006年起，該機構開始在上推出視頻。我極力推薦你去看看，一定能找到自己感興趣的內容的。而且更重要的是，或許你還能多發(fā)展幾個興趣愛好。
OverDrive – I am a huge fan of books. As much as I love blogs and Twitter for gaining quick insights, nothing quite covers a subject like a book. A book is a project that its author invested a lot of time in to create a cohesive work of research. I love books. But, it’s just so hard to find time to read, isn’t it? And reading books can become expensive if you read a lot of them. Enter OverDrive. This smartphone application is the marriage of audiobooks and your public library. It enables you to download audiobooks for free straight to your mobile device. In the past year, I’ve listened to over 100 books just by using the OverDrive app. If you want to maximize your commuting time and get some reading done along the way, definitely check it out.
OverDrive——我是個大書蟲。雖然也喜歡通過博客和推特來迅速獲取信息，但我還是覺得書籍的寬泛博大是無可比擬的。一本書就是一個大項目，書的作者投入了大量時間才把各類研究凝練成書籍的。我愛書。但卻很難找到讀書的時間，不是嗎?而且，如果閱讀量大的話，讀書還是挺耗費的。這時，請嘗試OverDrive吧。這款手機應用軟件將公共圖書館和有聲讀物結合了起來，能讓你直接從手機上免費下載有聲書。如果你想充分利用上下班時間讀點書，那一定得嘗試一下!3. Anthony Dewhurst
I’ve been recently trying to learn spanish using the free Duolingo app and website and also a free podcast called Coffee-Break Spanish. When I think about how much I’ve learned in the world and from all the resources and culture and stories I’ve been exposed to, it is nearly all English. So I thought what better way to tap into the resources and experiences of a whole new culture of 400 million people by learning a language.
近我在學西班牙語，用的是免費的Duolingo 軟件與網站以及一個叫Coffee-Break Spanish的播客。當我想著自己已經掌握了多少知識、從身邊的各類資源文化及故事中學到多少時，發(fā)現(xiàn)所有的都是英文。所以我就想，要了解擁有一個4億人國家的各類資源并體驗全新文化的話，還有什么方法比學習語言更好的呢?
4. Emily Filloramo
I love Lynda.com.
我喜歡Lynda.com網站。
This training company has thousands of video tutorials by the leading experts in business, technology, video, photography, web development, etc.
這家培訓公司有成千的視頻教學，講授者都是商務、科技、視頻、攝影及網站開發(fā)等各領域的頂尖專家。
It’s like having a community college at your disposal in the comforts of your home 24/7. Access to all the tutorials for the price of only $25/month.
這就像在家就能全天候坐擁一個社區(qū)大學一樣。所有教學視頻每個月僅需要25美元。
5. Rob Boirun
Searching to an answer to life brought me to www.ACIM.org – A course In Miracles Talk about the ultimate Lifehack. This has really done a 180 to how I approach pretty much everything. A word of advice, at first it may seem like gobblygook but is meant to study over the course of a year. If your going to do it, then do it. If not don’t jump into it just yet.
在搜索有關生命的問題時，我發(fā)現(xiàn)了網站www.ACIM.org——奇跡課程講述終極生活，結果我發(fā)現(xiàn)了不少東西?？偟膩碚f，剛開始看上去可能有點官話連篇，但你得花一年時間去學那個課程。要是你已經學了，那就好好學;要是還沒有準備好，好不要去學。