what is the best website to learn cyberlaws online and earn a degree or certificate?
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http://www.asianlaws.org/\nthey offer courses in cyber laws
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Not a website, but there is an EXCELLENT book called "Law 101" by Richard Feinman. You can order it through Amazon. It is an excellent book.
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Check Megans Law website.
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http://www.cyberdiet.com/reg/index.html
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There are quite a few online training certification sites. I can't recommend any one to you, so I'd suggest searching for some, then looking for reviews about them, along with queries to the Better Business Bureau and perhaps a query to whoever administers the cerification you're looking for to see if they're certified to train the curriculum.\n\nThat said, in addition to any online course you take, you will benefit greatly from having a couple of computers handy that you can set up in a network at home, and play with to test different configurations. The certifications are meant to work with existing experience in the field, and there is no substitute for actually applying what you'll learn in the course onto an actual test network.
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Have you tryed law.com It helps me in my law class.
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state university of new york has online classes\nuniversity of north texas also\nboth are accredited universities
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www.cyberangels.org Great info there!
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national curriculum online or www.nc.uk.net
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Strayer University is very good.  http://www.strayer.edu\n\nPhoenix Online is often used by employers who offer educational benefits to their employees. http://phoenix-edu.com/index-over.html\n\nGood Luck!
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http://www.lawyers.com/index.php
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You should check with the University of Maryland University College.  They offer online courses in a lot of different subjects.\n\nwww.umuc.edu
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This site has a massive collection of internet / programming / computer books. And they are all legal.\n\nhttp://2020ok.com
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Let me begin by offering this warning--BE VERY CAREFUL!!  Yes, there are some online colleges that are legitimate; and there are others that are nothing more than degree mills. It is very important to recognize that all of these colleges are private institutions and are usually for-profit. That makes a huge difference when it comes time to validate your degree to either your employer or to another college.\n\nThere are several factors that you must consider.  First, what exactly do you want to accomplish with your degree. If the answer is personal satisfaction or perhaps a raise or promotion at work, then online may be the way to go. However, if you are looking to advance yourself with a master's or doctorate degree, like I am doing, then online may not be a viable route. For example, there are at least three online law schools--none of which are accredited by the American Bar Association. Without ABA accreditation, you cannot practice in Florida, which is where I live. So, online is not a viable option for me. \n\nSecond are the cost considerations. Online schools are typically outrageously expensive.  And there is no benefit to paying that additional fee. \n\nIf you are interested in obtaining your degree online, start with your local community college. Most community colleges are facing a funding crisis that prohibits them from building additional classrooms. As a result, many have turned to online versions of thei9r classes. They carry full college credit (make sure that they are regionally accredited) and the cost involved are quite reasonable--in some cases as low as $30 per credit hour.  \n\nI would try this route first and see if it will allow you to achieve your goals. Good luck!!
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you shouldn't get a law degree online. actually go to a university...like havard
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If you want to become a security professional, take up the CEH - Certified Ehtical Hacker course, highly in demand. If you want to become a cracker, than its not ethical, its a crime, never do it. \n\nThis world has to be a peaceful place, and not a destructive one.
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How about an online education?  Many reputable colleges are now offering degrees where the majority of classes can be taken via the web.