A GitHub gist page offering direct download links for Fritzing releases, listing versions 1.0.0 through 1.0.6 with Windows, macOS and Linux links. A note states the guide was patched and is no longer functioning for free downloads, pointing instead to the Fritzing downloads page.
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Splung.com is an online physics course aimed at students studying general physics at high-school, physics A-level or the first year of university. It offers sections on mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, heat and thermodynamics, nuclear physics and cosmology, along with Flash simulations and a forum moderated by a qualified physicist.
HyperPhysics is a physics content repository created in 1998 by Dr. Carl Rod Nave of Georgia State University. It serves as a copy of lecture materials for physics courses and covers a wide range of physics and astrophysics topics. Material is organized through concept maps and small segments called cards, interconnected with thousands of links and JavaScript-enabled calculations.
RadiologyEducation.com is a digital library of radiology education resources. It collects links to lectures, textbooks, teaching files, anatomy atlases, clinical practice guidelines and patient education, organized by subspecialty including breast, chest, emergency, musculoskeletal and pediatric radiology. It also lists mobile apps, ebooks and podcasts.
Mathcha is an educational resource for learning science, history, language, geography, or general knowledge.
Linear Algebra Done Right is a textbook for a second course in linear algebra aimed at undergraduate math majors and graduate students. The fourth edition is an Open Access book under a Creative Commons BY-NC license, available free electronically in English, Chinese, Farsi, Greek, Hebrew, and Portuguese. It contains over 250 new exercises and over 70 new examples, and defers determinants to the end.
iNaturalist is a free, nonprofit social network for naturalists where users record observations of plants, animals, and fungi, share them with friends and researchers, and get identification suggestions confirmed by a global community. Observations become open data used by scientists and conservationists.
