- Build skills with courses from top universities, some but not all for free
- Offering massive open online courses (MOOC), specializations, and degrees.
- Short video lessons and courses for a range of subjects including math, science, engineering, programming, history and more. Also provides supplementary exercises and materials.
- edX is a global nonprofit founded by Harvard and MIT, and is home to more than 20 million learners, the majority of top-ranked universities in the world, and industry-leading companies.
- Aggregator of different free online course providers which offers both speciality and technical courses, as well as more broadly accessible options. Nicely designed and easy to use.
- A well-designed and comprehensive platform offering free online courses for a variety of subjects including IT, science, language, health, humanities, business, marketing and more. Over 15 million learners in 195 countries.
- Open Courser has over 15000+ courses from the best schools and universities.
- Open Culture highlights the best free cultural and educational media available on the web. We sift through the world of audio and video, find the bits of media that make learning dynamic, productive, and fun.
- This platform provides individuals with a tailored training plan to learn digital skills, completely for free. Individuals who complete the full learning course online will receive a certificate endorsed by Google"
- Cool and free lessons on random stuff
- So far, they’ve created over 500 courses, of which around 450 are still active. Class Central has made a collection of all these, which you can explore below. I’ve split these courses into the following categories:
