How to Learn Absolutely Anything Online

Now you have the time

Sam Brinson
Forge

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WWant to learn something new? With the coronavirus spreading across the globe and forcing us into a state of self-isolation, now is as good a time as any. And there’s no shortage of low-cost or completely free resources you can access from the comfort of your couch: online courses, podcasts, videos, and e-books.

To inspire you on this journey of self-education, I’ve gathered all the best resources I know of. I’ve also made a list of some specific topics you might like to indulge in, and I included a few tips on the best ways to learn. Let’s dive in.

Where to learn

Here are some resources to get you started.

Courses

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  • Coursera: Founded in 2012 by Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller, Coursera has more than 47 million users and almost 4,000 courses. There’s no cost if you’re only after the content, but you can also earn a certificate for $49, or even go after a degree, with…

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Sam Brinson
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