I’m looking for reputable eLearning companies that offer good courses or training programs. Whether it’s for professional development or personal growth, I’d love to hear which companies you’ve had positive experiences with. Do you have any suggestions?
I’ve had a great experience with Coursera. They partner with top universities and offer a wide range of courses. The quality is usually really high.
Alton said:
I’ve had a great experience with Coursera. They partner with top universities and offer a wide range of courses. The quality is usually really high.
That’s awesome. Do they offer free courses, or is everything paid?
@Tracy
They do have free courses if you choose to audit them. You just won’t get a certificate unless you pay.
Check out Udacity. They focus more on tech-related courses and their Nanodegree programs are really well-regarded, especially for career changers.
Alston said:
Check out Udacity. They focus more on tech-related courses and their Nanodegree programs are really well-regarded, especially for career changers.
I’ve heard good things about their programs. Are they worth the investment?
@VeridianQuill1
Yes, I think so. Many students have landed jobs after completing their Nanodegrees, so it’s a solid option if you’re looking to upskill.
I recommend Skillshare. They have a ton of creative courses, and you can access everything with a subscription. It’s great for picking up new skills.
ROBERT said:
I recommend Skillshare. They have a ton of creative courses, and you can access everything with a subscription. It’s great for picking up new skills.
That sounds interesting. Do you think it’s suitable for beginners?
@FrankSmith
Definitely. Many courses cater to beginners, and you can learn at your own pace, which is super helpful.
I’ve used LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) a lot. They have a broad range of professional development courses, and the quality is pretty good.
Ali said:
I’ve used LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) a lot. They have a broad range of professional development courses, and the quality is pretty good.
Is it worth the monthly fee? I’m not sure if I’d use it enough.
@Arun
It depends on your goals. If you plan to take multiple courses, it’s probably worth it. They also offer a free trial, so you can test it out first.
Don’t forget about edX. They offer courses from top universities and a lot of them are free to audit. It’s a great way to learn from experts.
Andrew said:
Don’t forget about edX. They offer courses from top universities and a lot of them are free to audit. It’s a great way to learn from experts.
That’s a good point. I’ve seen some interesting courses on there. Are the paid versions worth it?
@DukeHenry4
If you want a certificate or access to graded assignments, then yes. But the free options are still very valuable for learning.