Why Lifelong Learning?
The world is a different place in the 21st Century. What you were taught in school is now mostly irrelevant and outmoded. Lifelong learning is needed in this time of instant change, as multiple tipping-points shift the paradigm in many areas simultaneously.
This site will teach you about the great changes that are upon us. It will give you the latest, most significant developments in science and in technology. It will impart perennial wisdom from the great philosophers. It will help you to see who we as a species really are -- and who you really are. All this will help get you in touch with your true self, your real story -- and your role in the challenging yet exciting future that lies ahead.
Learn the New Paradigm
Teaches the new science and the "Participatory Scientific Method", developed by Goethe. Philosophy For Life
Learn how new paradigm philosophy and science can show the way to a sustainable future and life.
Learn the New History
A new history of consciousness within the Global Studies courses broadens your worldview.
Many Other e-Courses
Join our global discussion blog, take the Renewable Energy Course, learn the philosophy of thinkers like Teilhard de Chardin or find out about Earth Restoration.
$395 One-Time Registration
For the one-time registration sign-up fee of $395, access is given to all the New Earth e-courses, current and future as they appear. You can also interact with others in two blogs, one that is comments only on the e-courses themselves, run by Michael Schacker, and a more open blog for related discussion beyond the courses. Register
What You Get:
New History Eco-Economics Philosophy for Life Virtual Community
The New Science Renewables Earth Restoration Much More!
The New Paradigm
Learn the New Paradigm
For the one-time registration sign-up fee of $395, access is given to all the New Earth e-courses, current and future as they appear. You can also interact with others in two blogs, one that is comments only on the e-courses themselves, run by Michael Schacker, and a more open blog for related discussion beyond the courses. 
New History
