Simple guide to accessing online

education

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Select an Online Learning Platform

udemy.com [Highly Recommended]

coursera.org [Highly Recommended]

udacity.com

edX.org

linda.com

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Set up Your Learning Environment

Reliable internet connection will be required as most of the content is provided in a video format.

Laptop or Tablet is OK, to complete some of the practical exercises you will need a laptop.

Get a microphone if you would like to connect with other students or speak to the instructor.

Software: Normally just a modern web browser, plus any other software required as in the course.

Some course providers such as Udemy or Coursera also offer apps to access most common features.

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What can I learn

Most providers offer a wide range of courses and you will be able to learn anything from coding, photography to knitting.

Go to your favourite platform site and find the catalogue of courses on their site.

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How much do courses cost?

The majority of courses are free

Some are paid

Instructors or institutions choose the price of their course and prices often vary depending on subject, experience of the instructor or the depth of the content.

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What kind of formats are available

Courses normally consist of many parts

Most of them contain a lot of video content

Some lessons will have audio, presentations and additional documents

Most instructors encourage interaction and you will be able to connect with other students on forums or Skype.

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Can I get university credit for taking these courses?

No, but…

Some providers offer certificates - check with your university.

If you are employed most of the good employers accept online courses as a valid method to expand your knowledge.

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More information

https://www.udemy.com/static/faq

http://help.coursera.org/

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