What do music theory, medical devices, and the Roman Empire have in common? They are all mentioned in our October newsletter! Be in the know about all things OpenCourseWare. 👉 https://t.co/iao2XTqmhQ

🏈 Is the @NFL a cartel? Keep watching @MIT_SHASS Prof. Jonathan Gruber on @MIT Learn to find out: https://t.co/hkoJFnmkuF

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Art and science come together in this phenomenal course from @MIT_MTA. 🎵 💻 If you are a musician, a programmer, or a mathematician, Computational Music Theory & Analysis is the course for you! It's FREE and includes full lecture videos! Visit now--> https://t.co/NlUqGj95vr

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Happy World Food Day! Explore the artistic, scientific, cultural, and historical aspects of food with 10 free online courses from MIT Open Learning:

One of our listeners, Dunja Popin—a children's book illustrator—turned an episode of Chalk Radio into a sketch! Inspired by Ana Bell’s insights on teaching programming, this drawing captures the spirit of the conversation in a single image. See how learning comes to life

📖 🦠 Learning through stories: How one MIT instructor is harnessing the power of storytelling in an online biology course:

Interested in the work of MIT Open Learning's AI + Open Education Initiative? Watch the videos in this speakers series on MIT OpenCourseWare's YouTube channel: https://t.co/PcZQ95b8f3 You can also read more about this series:

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The Buzz for October 27th

🍁 The fall semester is in full swing, and OpenCourseWare has lots to share with you. Check out our October newsletter for all the details about new courses and stories from learners around the world. Get inspired--> https://t.co/VXH5uBC3Ob (Image by Jake Belcher / MIT Media

Explore a world of multilingual novels, stories, poems, plays, and films through free language courses and resources from @MITOCW:

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🎧 Happy #InternationalPodcastDay! On OpenCourseWare's podcast, Chalk Radio, we meet the instructors behind MIT’s most interesting courses! For season 7, we tried our hand at video podcasts. They are not to be missed! Check it out on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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How far away is space? 🚀 Just 100km — closer than Boston and New York! Explore this @MITAeroAstro course on @MIT Learn: https://t.co/3Y0CZcMFSg

What is your favorite breakfast cereal? Comment in the chat below. 👇 In this video, MIT Economist Jon Gruber explains product differentiation, enabling companies to maintain profitability in competitive markets, such as the breakfast cereal industry. Watch on YouTube: