freeware:
Compiled here is a far ranging list of free, open-source software and applications. From accounting software for your new small business to photo editing software to give your work that professional edge, The Other Library is here to help.
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Business Administration:
Express Accounts Accounting Software: This bookkeeping software is perfect for small businesses needing to document their cash flow.
Open Office: Much like Microsoft Office, this software offers a word processor, spreadsheets, presentations, and data bases. It’s also compatible with all other office suites, making it very dynamic.
Music and Audio:
Audacity: This multi-platform audio editor is very flexible and has a lot of cool features. Perfect software to start laying down some tracks.
Kristal Audio Engine: Because it’s only compatible with Windows this audio editor is not as popular as Audacity, but if you have a PC this is definitely worth checking out. It’s a multi-track recorder, audio editor, and can manage up to 16 audio channels.
Linux MultiMedia Studio:
Virtual DJ:
Photography:
GIMP:
Video:
Visual Arts:
Liberal Arts News
- New School Lays Off Nearly 90 as It Tries to Cut $50M Deficit - OurTownNY.com
- New Bucks-Ursinus Transfer Agreement Opens a Top 100 Liberal Arts Path With $43,000 in Scholarships - BUCKSCO.Today
- New School Lays Off 90 as It Tries to Cut Growing Budget Deficit - WestSideSpirit.com
- CCSU's proposed R2 polytechnic shift sparks debate over future of liberal arts education - Connecticut Public
- Why the liberal arts can help young Americans prepare for the era of AI - CBS News
- ‘Liberal Arts’ May Be A Troubled Brand—But Its Value Has Never Been Higher - Forbes
- Opinion | The death of a small college is nothing to celebrate - The Boston Globe
- College Majors With the Highest Unemployment Rates in Today's Challenging Job Market - Investopedia
- Big Questions: Business, AI and the Liberal Arts - William & Mary Alumni Magazine
- UF launches searches for deans of liberal arts, public health and libraries - Mainstreet Daily News Gainesville
