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My Black Friday purchase was a string arranging course on Udemy.
For €10 it is amazing value being very in depth with around 11 hours of lectures broken up into easy digestible pieces. There are also a lot of hands on projects etc.
Anyway the point of this post is to encourage people to look at the courses on Udemy in conjunction with your other favourite sites.
Sure, much of the stuff in my string course can be found on YouTube, as can much of the stuff that's on sale from other educators, but I like the fact that I can work through this course in a coherent way without having to jump around from YouTube channel to channel.
I'm very happy with the value that I received from the course.
Note: I don't have any courses, not do I know anyone ( that I know of) that has a course, on Udemy.
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11-26-2022 04:10 AM
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I came here wondering what kind of affliction you had been diagnosed with
(So just for the what's-in-a-name I'll keep prefering Coursera )
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Originally Posted by RJVB
Although thankfully as I'm getting older my GAS is slowly getting under control
I'll check out Coursera.
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I do one of their Tai Chi classes…
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Originally Posted by Rob MacKillop
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Glad to hear there are some valuable items to discover.
Regarding Udemy I never thought about other topics than computer related, IT, and software development (my profession), but the best I can say is the courses are varying in quality. With less polite words, you practically play russian roulette when purchasing a course, and you do that with very bad odds... Still in mathematical terms, you have a non-zero chance to get some valuable...
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Originally Posted by Liarspoker
So, for my purposes, I don’t feel I’ve wasted money - only £13 in all.
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Originally Posted by Liarspoker
Originally Posted by Rob MacKillop
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