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In addition to classes hosted by colleges, there are several online platforms that deliver course material for independent learners to work at their own pace. Each platform addresses different niches and levels of expertise. Below we have provided a sampling of courses from five learning platforms -- Coursera, edX, Udemy, Udacity, and Khan Academy -- and have organized them by area of interest. Keep in mind that some courses are school-sponsored, such as courses available from Harvard on edX, while others are not, such as those available on Udemy. You will want to explore each platform to see the breadth of offerings.
Coursera: This platform works with universities and other organizations to offer online courses, specializations, and degrees in a variety of subjects, such as engineering, data science, machine learning, mathematics, business, computer science, digital marketing, humanities, medicine, biology, social sciences, and others. Of interest to many students is a new class offered by John Hopkins on the coronavirus pandemic and how it can be combated through epidemiology.
edX: Created initially by MIT and Harvard, edX now hosts classes from more than 140 schools, nonprofit organizations, and corporations. edX classes are delivered in weekly learning sequences.
Udemy: Students take courses on Udemy largely to improve job-related skills. Some courses even generate credit toward technical certification.
Udacity: While it originally focused on offering university-style courses, Udacity now focuses more on vocational courses for professionals. They have begun to offer bootcamps and certifications specifically geared toward STEM careers.
Khan Academy: Many students use Khan Academy, which delivers content through instructional videos and offers practice exercises and personalized learning. They offer courses in math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more.personalized learning. They offer courses in math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more.
MATH
Calculus Single Variable: Function – University of Pennsylvania
Calculus Single Variable: Integration – University of Pennsylvania
Introduction to Calculus – University of Sydney
Probability and Statistics – University of London
Linear Algebra I: Linear Equations
Master Number Theory: The Secrets of Numbers
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Advanced High School Chemistry – University of Kentucky
Astronomy: Exploring Time and Space – University of Arizona
How Things Work: An Introduction to Physics – University of Virginia
Introduction to Chemistry: Reaction and Ratios – Duke University
Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions – Duke University
The Science of the Solar System – CalTech
CODING & COMPUTER SCIENCE
Algorithms (Part 1) – Princeton University
Algorithms (Part 2) – Princeton University
C++ for C Programmer (Part A) – UC Santa Cruz
Data Science and Machine Learning – Harvard University
Data Science: Capstone – Harvard University
Data Science: R Basics – Harvard University
Data Science: Visualization – Harvard University
Human-Computer Interaction by Georgia Tech
Intro to Artificial Intelligence
Intro to Point & Click App Development
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python – Harvard University
Introduction to Programming – University of Edinburgh
Statistics and Computational Tools for Data Science – Harvard University
Using Python for Research – Harvard University
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
Art & Activity: Interactive Strategies for Engaging with Art – The Museum of Modern Art
Drawing and Painting on the iPad With Procreate
Getting Started With Music Theory – Michigan State University
The Art of Music Production – Berklee
The Art of Vocal Production – Berklee
Character Drawing Art School: Complete Character Drawing Course
LIBERAL ARTS
Ancient Masterpieces of World Literature – Harvard University
Global Diplomacy: Diplomacy in the Modern World – University of London, SOAS University of London
How to Write an Essay – UC Berkeley
Introduction to Digital Humanities – Harvard University
Masterpieces of World Literature – Harvard University
Modern Masterpieces of World Literature – Harvard University
Shakespeare’s Life and Work – Harvard University
The Complete Presentation and Public Speaking/Speech Course
BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Becoming an Entrepreneur – MIT
Instagram Marketing: Complete Guide to Instagram Growth
Business and Impact Planning for Social Enterprise – MIT
Entrepreneurship 101: Who is your customer? – MIT
Technology Entrepreneurship: Lab to Market – Harvard University
User Innovation & Entrepreneurship – MIT
The Complete Financial Analyst Training & Investing Course
The Complete Digital Marketing Course
PSYCHOLOGY
Intro to Psychology by San Jose State University
Master Your Brain: Neuroscience for Personal Development
Introduction to Criminology: Explaining Crime
Diploma in Modern Applied Psychology
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Practitioner Training
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