20 websites for learning online ๐
Business Marketing with Nika
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1. Coursera
2. The Khan Academy
3. EDX
4. Udacity
5. Lynda
6. Audible
7. Google books
8. Wikihow
9. Do it yourself
10. Instructables
11. Let's make robots
12. Wonder how to
13. Ikea hacker
14. Make projects
15. Ted talks
16. How stuff works
17. YouTube
18. Udemy
19. Skillshare
20. Teachable
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Fitore Miftari@fitore_miftari
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Thanks for the list! I really like this kind of content it's simple easy and helpful. Thanks again <3
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@fitore_miftari I hope you will find it helpful while learning new things! :-)
thank you for the list! I've also purchased some courses on Domestika too.
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Khan Academy is great! Used it for my SAT.
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@mahad_kamran ๐ The best way to educate is self-motivation. I have learned that if I want to know something it doesn't matter the source because you are thrilled to search for them.
Thank you for the list.
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Adding on to the list. I've completed a product marketing course from GrowthSchool, and the experience has been 100x better than Udemy and other similar platforms.
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@richa_sharma07 Thanks. :-) In the future, I will update the list. :-)
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cool, awesome list, thanks
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@micheal_b Check out another useful list and tips I am sharing. ๐
Thank you very much for this list. But it is important to understand that very often you need to take exact courses on some kind of tool or software. For example, when I studied Adobe Acrobat and all the nuances of creating secure PDF documents, I used the site https://www.jfl-media.com/eng/ac...
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@amandatrincher Great point. Definitely, if someone wants to be really good at something, he or she could take it more seriously. On the other hand, when people are trying to find themselves, accessible sources are the best way. They do not have to be sorry for spending money on something they later decided on to give up, because they have spent time and that's the most precious commodity.
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Thank you for the list! At the beginning of my career, I also learned a lot through tutorialspoint.com. It's a bit specific to IT, but there are tons of amazing free courses.
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@aghhelmut Thank you, รgh, for sharing. It is valuable source and I appreciate you share it with others in community. :-)
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People always underestimate the amount of resources out there on the web. Thank you for sharing!