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Looks like coursebuffet.com is going for something different with accounts and learning path planning, but class central [0] has a very functional listing of MO
by dmunoz 13y ago
Looks like coursebuffet.com is going for something different with accounts and learning path planning, but class central [0] has a very functional listing of MOOCs. Filter by initiative or subject, and sort rows by start date or course length. Introductory youtube video are also easily available, so you can get a better idea of the various courses quickly.
[0] https://www.class-central.com/ https://www.class-central.com/
Edit: digging a bit further, course buffet has a good writeup of what they are trying to do differently on their about page:
> We know there are other sites listing MOOC courses but they still leave it up to you figure out which courses are similar. That is time consuming and frustrating. Remember we want to make it easy to compare. That is why we have a CourseBuffet Classification System which we use to classify every course.
> No more needing to figure out which specific courses from Coursera is a near equivalent to a specific Udacity, Saylor, edX, etc course. One click and you see all your choices next to each other. We also list if a course has video, audio, or a textbook so you can choice based on your learning style.
I like their idea. Will be happy to see them be successful at it.
- bruceb 13y agoThanks. We like CC also. For now we are sticking to courses that would be considered full or close to college courses.