I tried out udemy - I like the fact that they have an automatic course progress tracking and gives you a certificate right away as soon as you finish the course.
0:00 🎓 Consider online learning platforms if you lack time or funds for traditional college. 0:46 💼 Coursera: Offers diverse academic courses with affordable options, including programs from prestigious universities like Yale and Google. 2:31 🎨 Skillshare: Subscription-based platform with a wide range of creative courses, though lacking official certificates or university-level programs. 4:12 📚 Udemy: Provides a vast repository of specialized courses with lifetime access after a one-time payment and a 30-day refund policy. 5:12 🔬 EdX: Offers free access to high-quality courses from top universities, with optional paid certificates recognized for college credit. 6:39 💼 LinkedIn Learning: Subscription-based platform focusing on professional development, particularly beneficial for business-related skills and networking.
Udemy was good for getting my feet wet in software development. Their rating systems help you choose the best courses. Their prices are very reasonable.
What I don't like of LinkedIn Learning is that their Learning Paths sometimes feel disjointed, especially when it comes to web development or any other programming language, which they also have but a handful of them. They start with the fundamentals, but the next course, although it progresses on what you learned, it is not related, nor it develops upon the previous course. In contrast, Udemy has bootcamps and they start from the fundamentals and build up from there, following a path that is engaging. It is still very good quality material (LL), and I would absolutely recommend it if it were cheaper, but sadly they want you to pay for all the LinkedIn premium "advantages" you may never need just to unlock the learning experience.
Oh my God!! I am the first person to comment on this video. This video is loaded with important information yet very few views and no comment on this. Info on EdX was new for me. Thanks for uploading this video. 😊
Haha when you’re right you’re right. Check out our video on RU-vid’s Study Hall. It’s RU-vid’s official learning platform that can be used to earn college credits. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-anQ3rhWg1Cc.html
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No you don't get check-ins , you just have to go trough all the videos and you will get a certificate, you don't have a time limit so once you buy a course you can finish it when you can.
Regularly I use Udemy for paid courses but these are knowledge based Solid realtime tricks does not cover in it. Coureera is little tricky where few topics are moderate & other high end certification are high price.
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We actually have a whole video review on Duolingo. It is specifically made to learn languages. You can find the review here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bBZ3cKM0Fn0.html Let us know if you found it helpful.
Aahh thank you so much! I was really wondering if EDX is legit. Because i see lots of negative reviews about it. So i was unsure if i should continue with my program with them or not. Thank you for sharing info about all these other learning platforms. You are an angel!!!🙏🏽❤️💪🏼🙌🏾
I want to learn online course in hospitality management in housekeeping I have already working experience in housekeeping but I don't have education certificate please say me which website is good in premium
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It's just a marketing strategy. Udemy is quite frankly one of the lowest quality MOOC providers. Coursera ad Edx are easily the best since they're courses are affiliated with actual universities.
@@chrismundanchery4357 untrue, I enroll in their Excel Macro and Power query it got me promoted. I'm very confident in handling Excel and SQL now due to the course
@@chrismundanchery4357You don’t need a college affiliation. You just need to be able to prove you know your stuff to find a job. Udemy is plenty good for learning code. Just look for quality courses that prepare you for professional work.
@@chrismundanchery4357 udemy have very good quality courses and bad courses but it is easy to pick what is good by just seeing the ratings and reviews of the students. U rarely go wrong.
No worries you welcome! Glad to see you were able to find value. Subscribe to our channel to learn more helpful tips and information. Did you pick one of them? Or multiple of them?
How is New Skills Academy? Can some of their certifications get me a new job/career? 800 courses. I definitely would not ever but a whole year membership, as I probably would really only ever be interested in 2-4 of their programs.
@@_Md_Shafiqul_Islam_ understood. That makes sense now. From our understanding, Udemy is a global organization with headquarters all over the world. When it comes to individual courses, each one has their own course author you can learn about their experiences and bios. Not sure if it tells you the country the course was produced from though. Does this answer your question?
There's a reason we call it RU-vid University 😎 You can also earn college credits through RU-vid. Check out our video on how to do that: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-anQ3rhWg1Cc.html
Nah, just are created for different people. I have tried both, and I can admit that edX is more damanding than Coursera and hence, more tedious. Sometimes, their assignments forces you to think out of the box. In other words, they force you to interiorize the knowledge by hart. However, Coursera is more of a guided path towards a very simplified and narrow goal. To provide an example, the Harvard professional certificate at edX for Data Science takes more than a year to complete. The similar ones (IBM) at coursera take less than a year. This just reflects the point that edX offers a more broad preparation while Coursera reduces the content to increase learning speed. I am not saying that one is better than the other, they are just simply created for a different audience.
