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Iversity – Open Courses
- sb057 13y agoAdd it to the list: https://www.edx.org/ https://www.edx.org/ https://www.coursera.org/ https://www.coursera.org/ http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm https://www.udacity.com/ https://www.udacity.com/ https://iversity.org/ https://iversity.org/
- publicfig 13y agoDon't forget Saylor: http://www.saylor.org/ http://www.saylor.org/ EDIT: I should probably point out that I'm not against the idea that there are multiple open universities out there. I think that, overall, it's better for the recognition of the field to have multiple competitors out there offering a wide range of courses and course styles.
- sb057 13y agoI agree, its just that nobody should start thinking that iversity is anything new. It's great that it's out there, but it's nothing revolutionary.
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- bruceb 13y agohttp://www.coursebuffet.com http://www.coursebuffet.com Will have iversity.org courses added today.
- khaledh 13y agoAlso http://opencourses.desire2learn.com http://opencourses.desire2learn.com
- sbowles 13y agoThere is also https://www.futurelearn.com/ https://www.futurelearn.com/, which is a consortium of primarily British universities.
- trothoun 13y agoIs anyone maintaining a reasonably exhaustive, searchable index of these resources? If you have a particular subject you want to learn about it can be difficult to get a good picture of what resources are available. edit: just saw bruceb's link to http://www.coursebuffet.com http://www.coursebuffet.com . thanks.
- alok-g 13y agoThere's also https://www.class-central.com/ https://www.class-central.com/ Iversity courses already included there. PS: I am not affiliated in any manner.
- mrcactu5 13y agoYa know, Coursera clones are not bad. I like Coursera's muddled nature, but I will accept organized online courses as well.
- 3rd3 13y agoI’ve read a paper recently, stating that you can learn better from muddlded lerning material because it encourages you to build connections between concepts on your own. This works only, though, if you have already some prior knowledge about the topic.
- 3rd3 13y agoAnd one more: http://coursetalk.org/ http://coursetalk.org/ (reviews and ratings for many lectures)
- znowi 13y agoAh, very nice. It's a European competitor to Coursera based in Berlin.
- dragonwriter 13y agoI'm not sure why the "European" matters; its not like Coursera or EdX has geographical limits in where people can take classes or where classes are offered from.
- esrauch 13y agoLooks like they are offering classes in languages other than English. Coursera could too, but probably won't.
- esrauch 13y ago(Can't edit so replying to myself): My mistake, Coursera does have courses in other languages from European universities.
- dragonwriter 13y agoAnd in non-English European languages from non-European institutions, as well.
- jamade 13y agoYou can even get credit points for some courses: https://iversity.org/pages/faq#anker3 https://iversity.org/pages/faq#anker3
- aram 13y agoAlso check out NovoEd; Stanford's Venture Lab was merged there: https://novoed.com/ https://novoed.com/