Quick Links



Everything National Service...www.NS.sg (new), www.MIW.com.sg (old)
the NSmen's portal.



Most Frequently Used Search Engine

www.google.com.sg


Global Market Information Database (GMID),
- to find company reports, consumer trend reports, and market trend reports.


LexisNexis Academic, Factiva
- to find newspaper articles online.


EBSCOHost
- use the Business Interface to find journal articles on the topic in question.





Wide range of contests to joinhttp://contestjunkie.blogspot.com/

Mobile stuff

www.SonyEricsson.com


www.StarHub.com/mobile
(06-027) PowerValue 80 ($19 per month) ($20.33 w/GST) - 850 pts
(02-011) MaxOnline Express Plan ($56 per month) ($59.92 w/GST) - 2000 pts


Chinese lyrics and songswww.BoxUp.com

kKbox.com.tw



The Latest News
Straits Times Interactivewww.StraitsTimes.asia1.com.sg

STOMP by The Straits Times
www.AsiaOne.com
Information in Singapore
www.NorthEast.org.sg
www.s-one.com.sg

www.gov.sg

www.eCitizen.gov.sg
Live.Life! @ eCitizen: Culture, Recreation, Sports www.livelife.ecitizen.gov.sg
www.sg


trustcentral.org.sg (info abt races & religious practices)


1. The Singapore Spirit
Singapore has come together to overcome many obstacles as one nation.
Participate in embracing the Singapore Spirit.
Click on <
http://www.nationalday.com.sg/> - website which includes a page for visitors to post their birthday wishes to the nation and an E-card page to send National Day cards to fellow classmates, friends and family, etc.

Maps
mapmytri.com - map your workout (run) distance



Weather Forecast
World Fact Book
www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html


Translator
babelfish.altavista.com (website to another language)
www.systransoft.com
www.ZaoBao.com (translate chinese)

Singapore Internet Auction sitewww.InterAuct.com.sg

Business Listings


*** most comprehensive offerings of business blogs ***
::
The Financial Times :: [http://www.ft.com/comment/blogs]
:: the Wall Street Journal :: [http://online.wsj.com/public/page/8_0019.html]:: DealBook :: [http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com]
- the New York Times' respected finance blog.
:: Freakonomics :: [http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com]
- written by Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt, who co-authored the eponymous bestseller.
*** Independent Business Blogs ***
:: The Consumerist :: [http://consumerist.com/]
- a witty consumer affairs blog,
- with daily shopping deals,
- and runs an annual Worst Company in America contest, based on readers' votes.
:: Marginal Revolution :: [http://www.marginalrevolution.com]
- intellectually stimulating, cos run by 2 Economics Prof.

{Business Gossip Blogs}
:: DealBreaker :: [http://www.dealbreaker.com/]
:: Leveraged Sellout :: [http://www.leveragedsellout.com/]
:: Abnormal Returns :: [http://abnormalreturns.com/]
- checks and summarises all the financial blogs into one line each.


Finance


investopedia.com
moneysense.gov.sg (financial tips)
qotion.com (fixed deposits, saving accounts in local banks)
Tadalist.com
www.epinions.com
artinspires.com/display_motivational.asp
speechs.com/index.asp
www.dfilm.com
www.goodwinslaw.com (guide to will-writing)
using plain english
Dictionary
Merriam-Webster (
www.m-w.com)


Family
www.familytown.gov.sg
www.teencentral.gov.sg

www.happening.com.sg
shine.iwant-in.com.sg (games)
www.popcap.com
www.mysingtel.com
orisinal.com
www.viralvault.com (funny video)
czine.net (chinese i learning)
www.pixaround.com.sg
library.thinkquest.org


www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page (free e-books)www.alluc.org (free TV shows, animes, movies, MTVs, documentaries)



International Economics
- myeconlab.com
- myeconlab.com/krugman
- aw-bc.com/krugman


Tips on eLearning


Plan your e-learning sessions
It is important to set aside time for e-learning to avoid possible distractions and conflicts with other responsibilities. Although e-learning can be done anywhere and/or anytime, a routine would bring consistency to your learning thus increasing knowledge retention. Designate a specific time for e-learning.
Set realistic learning goals
You need to balance your e-learning with your national service obligations. Do not overwhelm yourself with too many courses, do what is within your limits. Aim to complete a course in a reasonable amount of time.
Participate actively
Take part in discussion forums and chat sessions, share your learning experience with other students who are doing the same course as you. Exchange ideas and encourage each other, make new friends. Online learning does not mean that you learn alone. The more you put into the course the more you get out of it.
Take Short Breaks
You are in charge, take 5 minutes if you feel your concentration level dropping. Get up from your seat and stretch.
Make use of all available resources
Use resource libraries, other websites, online instructors/advisors/mentors/tutors and other alternate sources of information to follow up on what you have learned.
Reflect on What You have Learned
Go through what you have covered in the lesson after you have completed it. If possible, try applying it. The more you go through the information or put into practice, the more it will be retained.
Share What You’ve Learned
Share your new found knowledge with the people around you. You will understand concepts better when you are able to teach someone else. Your learning experience will be enriched at the same time.


'Green' websites:
greenpeace.org
avaaz.org
sierraclub.org
foe.org
earthday.net
conservation.org
nature.org
earth911.org
greenpeas.com.sg
youthactionnet.org
connect2earth.org

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