Category — Free Resources

Having a tough time getting everyone together for a group project? Try Drop.io, a website that is designed to help you gather all the information together in one place. Just create a drop name, decide if you want to password protect the drop site, and voila! You and your classmates can drop in PDFs, Word Docs, voicemails to each other, images, and emails, all in one spot. The service is free up to 100mb, and will hold your content up to a year, when it will be automatically deleted. If you need more space, you can purchase the upgrade for $10 off of their website.

According to US News & World Report, the 2008 top ranking graduate school programs for Fine arts are:

Rhode Island School of Design
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Yale University

If you have a speciality such as ceramics, sculpture, graphic design, industrial design, painting/drawing, photography, printmaking or multimedia communications, there are a whole slew of schools that stand out from the crowd.

To find the top ranked graduate schools for your specialty, check out the other Fine Arts Graduate School rankings.

I recently got my first iPod. I’m just now starting to get into podcasts. I download them all the time and listen to them on the way to school. Recently I was hanging around on a social media news website when I found this amazing collection of educational podcasts from major universities.

Some of the schools highlighted include Duke,Berkeley,USC,Stanford, and MIT. So you are talking the creme of the crop and then some. If Quantum Physics doesn’t interest you don’t worry you could always catch up on Art as Social Action from UCLA.