Coursera

Coursera offers hundreds of lessons, as well as programs that have been certified by well-known colleges and corporations. Stanford, Penn, Google, IBM, and Imperial College London are just a few examples. Some of these schools are offering easy online degree programs that start at $20,000 and are priced comparable to traditional expenses. Coursera also has a subscription package that costs roughly $59 per month or $399 annually, so this is not the only choice accessible on the platform.

By subscribing to this, you will gain access to the majority of the platform's online courses. You may not be able to enroll in those expensive degrees, but you may be able to enroll in some of the above-mentioned institutions' shorter, well-regarded courses. When you have completed the course, you will be given a certificate with the course name on it. You can also purchase one-time courses rather than a subscription, though this normally costs roughly the same as a monthly subscription charge. There are some fantastic courses on this site, but some of the older programs need to be updated.

Pros:

• Certified courses of high quality are provided on this platform.
• Free courses are available on this platform.

Cons:

• Course content can be uninteresting to some people.
• Community connection is lacking.

Accessibility: via website and app

Teaching format: Videos, forums

Rating: 3,5/5

Website: coursera.org