Coursera

Coursera is a popular platform that offers users online courses from leading universities and colleges. To access the list of courses, you need to create an account, log in with a Facebook account or use a corporate account. The user should then clarify what their main goal is, such as moving up the corporate ladder, starting a new career, or choosing their answer. Humanities, business, information technology, health, natural and technical sciences, language learning – this is not an exhaustive list of areas for self-education.

By selecting the appropriate block Coursera , the user will have to subscribe to it, after which notifications will be sent to the “student” mobile device when new material is released. If necessary, through the downloader built into the program, you can download the material in order to later view it offline, choosing the appropriate learning pace. The application interface is translated into several languages, and when watching video content, you can use the track with subtitles.

Naturally, studying the course chosen in the Coursera application is only half the battle, because it is necessary to check how much the student has mastered the knowledge. And for this, an extensive system of test and verification tasks is provided, according to the results of passing which, the final “verdict” is set. All users who have successfully passed the test are issued a so-called certificate, of course, it does not have much practical significance, but it will do just fine as a demonstration of its potential to friends, colleagues and relatives.