Free, online, university-sponsored continuing education has been around for many years, but there hasn’t been much to attract me to the offerings. Then, suddenly, BOOM! Like buses, along come a bunch, all at one time, that are headed to places I need to go to research my work-in-progress, so lately I’ve been attending MOOCs at Coursera and FutureLearn. Check ’em out. They may be offering something you can use, too. (Click on logos to visit sites.)
I’m going to a continuing ed class tomorrow! A 2 day workshop on Adobe Photoshop that I think will help me a lot with my job. I’m excited.
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Let me know how that goes. I haven’t done anything with Photoshop. So far, I’ve been able to get by with built-in software, freeware, tips picked up from bloggers, and farming out a special request to one of my kids, who runs a different OS and thus has access to stuff I can’t use. I’ve probably reinvented the wheel several times, but I don’t mind tinkering.
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It was a little under my skill level but never hurts to be reminded of the basics. Look forward to future courses
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Coursera is awesome!!
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It’s pretty good, so far. My first experience there was with a course that had a lot of video lectures by the professor and guest speakers: all substantial sessions, and I had at least one “Aha!” moment in each one. A “peer review” assignment at the end left something to be desired, but that was a minor weakness that didn’t detract from the overall high value of the offering. I plan to watch all the videos again.
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How cool! I had no idea! 🙂 Thank you!
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These places are also in the business of selling continuing education completion certificates, but no purchase is required. I have no employer to impress, so I’m attending to benefit my books (and, I hope, future readers).
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Yeah, I’ve bookmarked both pages and intend to look deeper for that very reason. Thank you!
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These look like great resources. Thanks for the heads-up!
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Glad to be of help! 🙂
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