There are many places online where you can learn things, but can be hard to filter through some of the better quality ones. If you are after short quick information, places like YouTube if you are a visual learner are a huge resource on how to quickly look up to do things, but if in you are after more in depth resources, the below are a good place to start if you would like to learn more in depth information on specific topics, and for some of them like Stanford and Harvard, you are also able to get certificates from the university once you have completed the course work for a specific course which can come in handy if you would like to use it as a supporting document in your resume, for work, or for courses like from Khan Academy helpful in helping round out knowledge gaps for school.
- Khan Academy: Khan Academy provides free courses and instructional videos on a wide range of subjects, including math, science, humanities, and more. Website: www.khanacademy.org
- MIT OpenCourseWare: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers free access to course materials from its undergraduate and graduate-level courses. Website: ocw.mit.edu
- Stanford Online: Stanford University offers free online courses, lectures, and educational content across various disciplines. Website: online.stanford.edu
- Harvard Online Learning: Harvard University provides free online courses on various subjects, including computer science, business, arts, and more. Website: online-learning.harvard.edu
- Open Yale Courses: Yale University offers free access to recorded lectures from a selection of undergraduate courses. Website: oyc.yale.edu
- OpenLearn. OpenLearn is a free online learning platform from the Open University. It offers a variety of free online courses, as well as other resources, such as articles, videos, and quizzes. Website: https://www.open.edu/openlearn/
Nicole Aidney 