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53 of the best Harvard University courses you can take online for free [mashable.com]:
"Yep, you could become a student of Harvard University without spending anything (and without leaving home). You can find Harvard courses on everything from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity with edX, so what are you waiting for? There isn't a catch here, besides the fact that you won't get a certificate of completion with these free courses. But don't let that hold you back."
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https://online.yale.edu/courses?f...wMo
https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free?page=1
If you've ever heard of auditing a class - that's exactly what this is. You get the knowledge, but you don't take tests or get actual credit. It's like sitting in the classroom as an observer, but the advantage of it being online is that the courses are self-paced. You do have to pay, IF you want a certificate verifying that you took the class.
Many colleges and universities offer similar programs. Googling "free Harvard courses" brought up the link above. Substitute "Harvard" with the name of the school you're interested in to see if they offer a similar program.
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If you don't get a certificate unless you pay then the information is garbage and you are just paying for a degree.
Free educations is great but either give the cert free for completing or don't claim it's the same as a Harvard course.
Do you feel textbooks on say Calculus should cost as much as they do?
It's not like how Calculus works has changed suddenly, right?
Mind you that education is considered a common good. Educated people are more valuable to society. They.ideally will make better decisions, require less government support and pay more taxes, due to higher earnings.
That's as opposed to fattening filthy rich universities that has massive endowment exceed major corporations.
https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free?page=1
If you've ever heard of auditing a class - that's exactly what this is. You get the knowledge, but you don't take tests or get actual credit. It's like sitting in the classroom as an observer, but the advantage of it being online is that the courses are self-paced. You do have to pay, IF you want a certificate verifying that you took the class.
Many colleges and universities offer similar programs. Googling "free Harvard courses" brought up the link above. Substitute "Harvard" with the name of the school you're interested in to see if they offer a similar program.
Is it useful to pay to get the certificate? They don't provide credits in return?
Another decade or two and it will all be AI generated plans.
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https://online.yale.edu/courses?f...wMode=grid [yale.edu]
Hard NO!
Another decade or two and it will all be AI generated plans.
Another decade or two and it will all be AI generated plans.
Right. People still say "roll down the window", when most people haven't manually rolled down a car window in decades.
Just like they weren't ready for every employee having a smart phone resulting in reduced productivity.
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