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1. Coursera:
→ Offers courses from top universities like Stanford and Yale.
→ Users can access many courses for free, with optional paid certificates available.2. edX:
→ Provides free university-level courses from institutions such as Harvard and MIT.
→ Users can earn professional certificates or even degrees for a fee, but many resources are available at no cost.3. Khan Academy:
→ A non-profit platform offering a wide range of subjects through video lessons and practice exercises.
→ Focuses on K-12 education but also covers topics relevant to adult learners.4. MIT OpenCourseWare:
→ Offers nearly all course materials from MIT’s curriculum for free, including lecture notes, exams, and videos.
→ A pioneer in open-access education, providing high-quality resources for self-learners.5. Alison:
→ Features a variety of free online courses focusing on workplace skills and personal development.
→ Offers certificates for completed courses, which can enhance professional credentials.6. HubSpot Academy:
→ Provides free courses on digital marketing, sales, and customer service.
→ Ideal for those looking to improve their skills in specific business areas.7. Lynda (LinkedIn Learning):
→ Offers a month of free access to courses on software and business skills.
→ After the trial, a subscription is required for continued access, but many foundational courses are available for free.8. General Assembly Dash:
→ Focuses on web development and coding with interactive lessons available at no cost.
→ A great resource for aspiring tech professionals.9. OpenLearn (The Open University):
→ Hosts over 1,000 free online courses across various disciplines.
→ Provides a user-friendly interface and downloadable materials.10.Duolingo:
→ A popular language-learning platform that offers interactive lessons in over 30 languages for free.
→ Engages users through gamified learning experiences.
