Coursera

Coursera is a platform that allows you to access high-quality courses from top universities and companies around the world. Using your computer or mobile device, you can learn at your own pace, anytime and anywhere. You can also interact with other learners and instructors through discussion forums and peer feedback.

Coursera offers a variety of learning paths for app development. You can choose from individual courses that cover specific topics or skills, such as Java, Swift, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Flutter, Firebase, etc. You can also enroll in specializations that consist of a series of courses that build on each other and culminate in a capstone project. For example, you can take the Android App Development Specialization from Vanderbilt University or the iOS App Development with Swift Specialization from the University of Toronto.

Another benefit of Coursera is that it provides certificates and credentials to share with employers or on your resume. When you complete a course or a specialization, you will receive a digital certificate that verifies your achievement. You can also earn professional certificates demonstrating proficiency in a certain field or technology, such as Google IT Automation with Python Professional Certificate or IBM Full Stack Cloud Developer Professional Certificate.

Coursera is not free, but it is affordable and flexible. You can pay for each course or specialization individually or subscribe to Coursera Plus, which gives you unlimited access to over 3,000 courses and specializations for a flat annual fee. The price of each course or specialization varies depending on the content and duration, but it usually ranges from $29 to $99 per month. The price of Coursera Plus is $399 per year or $59 per month. If you cannot afford to pay for Coursera courses or specializations, you can apply for financial aid or scholarships.

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