Reply With Quotewell, thanks for this info, seems quite interesting :)Originally Posted by zippy
How about considering a short course from a reputable university and without it costing you a penny ? Too good to be true? Well there's no formal qualification at the end of it and the course's on offer are a little limited in scope as well as everything being online but if you've always wanted to dip into a subject matter without going through the formalities or paying for it, this is well worth a consideration.
https://www.coursera.org/courses
well, thanks for this info, seems quite interesting :)
Excellent ! Some very interesting courses. Thanks
Something to think on.
Thanks for the link. There are a few on the list that look interesting.
If you have an Apple device it's also worth looking at iTunes U. There are a lot of excellent free courses on it on a huge range of subjects.
Excellent post- no excuse to be bored on a Sunday now.
Additionally its worth looking at Open Yale: http://oyc.yale.edu/
For example,there are lots of lectures by Robert Shiller, one of the worlds most influential economists.
Good post, thanks for linking.
Some interesting courses in there. Now, if only I had some of that "spare time" you speak of......one day I hope...
There are actually quite a few universities that offer free online courses. MIT have full degree courses in just about everything. They're good too.
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/
http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses
http://online.stanford.edu/courses
Very good- the MIT ones look quite tasty.
Great resource, thanks.
That is a fantastic link, learning to programme, here I come...
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