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The "Big 3" Degree Level providers
- Edx - The Harvard (other institutions participate including MIT, UC Berkeley, Boston Uni, Texas University System, TU Delft) flavour of online education
- Coursera - The Stanford (again other institutions participate including Penn, John Hopkins, Duke, UC San Diego) flavour
- Future Learn - The UK's answer to the above two from the Open University among others as well as host of other Uni's across the UK, Europe, Asia and Australia). It also includes UCAS as a partner the UK's university entry processing system which may be an interesting partnership to watch. University level online access courses with accreditation to entry to traditional British University courses?
Non-University Course providers
- Alison - One that I have tried myself in the past, offering a whole host of courses in a diverse range of subjects that are free and can be certificated
- Udacity - Free and paid courses. Offers nanodegree (like the term) courses, some with ties to Google. Interesting model here of charging monthly for courses as opposed for whole course presumably the quicker you finish the cheaper your course (bears more investigation).
UK GCSE Courses
- GCSE course in Computing http://www.cambridgegcsecomputing.org/. This is a school level MOOC that can be done outside of school by anyone. The full GCSE is accredited by OCR the amalgamation of the Oxford, Cambridge and RSA exam boards (I think all my O-levels and A level UK school qualifications were from the Cambridge board so hinting at my age now!). The course is a Cambridge University Press one, so there is a physical course materials to go with it and has a tie up with the Raspberry Pi Foundation. At least, I can see Eben Upton in video incarnation on the website homepage.