Harvard Online Courses

Learning for Live: If you’re interested in studying about business development or STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), Harvard University has made some of its courses and special projects available online. The Harvard Online Courses program gives you a mix of programs that are free or have a fee — ranging from $25 to a few thousand dollars. Topics vary from the latest in computing trends to learning how early explorers navigated using the stars or even real estate development for a post-COVID world.

Drawspace

Learning for Live: If you want to become an artist, Drawspace includes some lessons on working as a visual artist, how to get past an artist’s block, and even how to teach art to others.?

Lifehack

Learning for Live: Lifehack is a learning tool focused on making the most of your life by “hacking” it to achieve more or accomplish things easier. It offers free assessments, books, and classes plus a podcast video series. Courses revolve around a specific philosophy that the company created to promote a specific type of lifestyle. You can start with free options on things such as how to stop procrastinating and how to be more motivated in your daily life.

CourseHorse

Learning for Live: A two-week immersive course introduces the Python language. The target audience is students with little or no programming experience. A mobile app development bootcamp for iOS is listed but not currently available.

Canvas Network

Learning for Live: Canvas Network provides educators access to professional development courses and programs, and some of its courses are also open to the public. You can sign up with just an email and access a wide range of content and lessons. Its content is also available under an open license, so if you want to ultimately create your own content and lesson plans, you can utilize what Canvas makes available in some cases.

Coding Temple

Learning for Live: offerings include a part-time JavaScript bootcamp, a full-time .NET bootcamp, and a full-time Python bootcamp. All of these are ten weeks long. No programming background is required. Forty to sixty hours of pre-work are required. At the conclusion of the course, students will submit a final project.

Oxford University Podcasts

Learning for Live: Oxford University has put many of its lecture series online in the form of podcasts. These free courses typically feature multiple episodes and sometimes multiple professors. You can find everything from biology and gardening to philosophy and business or even global politics, history, and archaeology

Houston Coding Boot Camp

Learning for Live: The Houston branch of the UT Austin bootcamp. The description differs in some details from the Austin description, mentioning C# and ASP.NET rather than PHP for the back-end technology.

Udemy

Learning for Live: Udemy is all about options. Students choose from over 130,000 online courses, which cover a broad range of focuses and make use of more than 57,000 instructors.

Data Science Dojo

Learning for Live: Five-day immersive bootcamp in "data science for everyone." Students will learn about the R statistical programming language, regression algorithms, machine learning, and large-scale databases. Students will work on an Internet of Things project. Tutorials cover basics in advance of the bootcamp.

Playcrafting

Learning for Live: An eight-week evening course in the Unity game development platform. The course covers C# and Unity scripting. Specific topics include animation, game physics, input, libraries, and plugins. Students will create games for a mobile device using Unity 2D and 3D technology. Previous experience isn't required.

Make School

Learning for Live: The Summer Academy is an eight-week program for developers at all experience levels. The majority of the course is spent on developing an application.

Coder Foundry

Learning for Live: A bootcamp in the .NET platform, including mobile applications. The full-stack immersive course is for beginners and lasts eighteen weeks. The full-stack accelerated course lasts twelve weeks and requires web development experience. The course in C# mobile development is three weeks long.