
I heard a discussion on the radio this week about the cost of sending kids to school. We have two left in our family that are in their college days.
Saving money with as little sacrifice as possible has always been a fun/frustrating game for parents.
This is from an email I received this week:
Back-to-school downloads
  Behold, our favorite back-to-school downloads. See the other five.
    1. WordWeb - If you think the Web has rendered offline dictionaries moot,    think again. An intuitive, integrated interface and huge    database of more than 150,000 root words and 120,000 synonyms    make WordWeb essential freeware for aspiring writers. 
    2. Typing Master Pro Typing Tutor - The rise of technology has made it imperative for all students    to master the standard QWERTY setup. This top-rated app    includes well-designed lessons, games, and personalized    exercises to teach or improve skills.  
    3. Zotero - Today, online research is the name of the game, but recording    and citing sources is still as important as ever. This free    extension for Mozilla Firefox puts reference information    directly in your browser, while letting you add and manage    notes.  
    4. Graph -  This free software for drawing 2D graphs of mathematical    functions includes a vast number of predefined functions, and    it's easy to add your own. It also calculates length and area    of functions, as well as first and second derivatives.
    5. StudyMinder Homework System -  Academic commitments only get more complicated as you advance    through your school years, and it's best to master your    schedule as soon as you can. The publisher of this feature-packed    organizer also offers a free Lite version and a portable version    for U3 drives. 
 
 
 
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