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Do you feel the online courses you take from app like udemy, unacademy, byjus, coursera are deep and practical enough?

Imagine a place where you can learn or teach anything! Well, Thats Udemy, an EdTech startup founded by Eren Bali and Gagan Biyani in 2010. In Feb 2010, the founders tried to raise funds for it but they were rejected 30 times. Thus, they bootstrap

Why do online gurus in YouTube or Instagram etc, Despite being so successful as they claim , sell courses as one of their source of income. Thoughts? 💭

Just thought :- Are there any company providing E-commerce platform for educators? Similar to Amazon, Flipkart providing the platforms for the sellers to sell their products. I didn't see any company doing the same for the educators/teachers in the

perhaps why Veo 3 is so good is because it's trained on the entire history of YouTube videos which no other company has

Seeking assistance with a Python project: "AutoLearn," a gamified desktop learning app using PyQt6 (UI) and MySQL (database). Features include document-based courses (modules, badges, quizzes, certificates), video courses (YouTube playlists, quizzes,

Many platforms like Coursera, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and others offer certifications, but how valuable are they in the eyes of recruiters? for those who believe certifications matter, which platform do you think provides the best courses for indu

Tell me honestly does anyone need this? 🤔 See me and my team build a reviewing based website for courses just like IMDb but for courses all over the world Let's suppose you search for data analytics I know you will get tons of recommendation o

With a vast population and a growing demand for education, India could benefit from online learning platforms similar to Coursera and Udemy, offering courses in various fields to students and professionals.

I am thinking of learning graphic designing and I don't know where to start, like opt for a course or just watch youtube videos & learn?