SSAMCAST is an open source learning website that offers a variety of high school and college level courses without the price tag of traditional tutoring services and supplemental education.

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) October 20, 2015

(San Jose, CA) SSAMCAST announces new additions of high school and college level courses on http://www.ssamcast.com. SSAMCAST is an open source education site that provides high-quality tutorials in high school and college courses at no cost. They wish to give teachers and students access to the best and reliable resources to excel both inside and outside the classroom.

New Courses on SSAMCAST:
SAT Subject Test - Physics
SAT Subject Test - Math Level 2
SAT Math Final Review
Introduction to Differential Calculus
AP Calculus BC Sequence

All of the courses are designed and created by students from UC Berkeley and Columbia University. The SSAMCAST content creators make their lessons interesting by using the lightboard, 3D technology, and fun animations. SSAMCCAST is available for anyone to access and users can watch courses without signing up. To find out more about this new resource for students, visit http://www.ssamcast.com.

SSAMCAST is seeking teachers who want to make engaging lessons for their students. They will provide all of the sources they may need - including 3D animations, characters, animations, etc. Bring quality education resources to your students by collaborating with SSAMCAST.

Facebook: facebook.com/ssamcast
Blog: ssamcastblog.blogspot.com
Email: ssamcast(at)gmail(dot)com

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