Coursera
Coursera is similar to Udacity, with a few key differences. The classes are taught by professors from various contributing universities, and they feel more like real university classes. The classes have a timeline, with deadlines for homework and projects as you go. As such, Coursera classes can be a bit intense, but the intensity does help you to learn a lot—and quickly. Coursera offers courses on a number of subjects (whereas Udacity focuses on computer science), and most of the programming classes are geared toward more experienced programmers. A few beginner-level courses are offered, and you can still get a lot out of the advanced courses even if you don’t understand everything. I have really enjoyed the Coursera courses I have ...
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