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Thursday, October 24, 2019
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7 comments:
Hi Pamela your subjects sound very interesting,I have never done an online course but my children have and one SIL ,I hope you enjoy your new classes xx
I haven't come across Future Learn before, but I did do an "Introduction to Linguistics" course through Coursera, conducted by Leiden University in the Netherlands, which was fantastic. I am currently doing a course on "Preventing Dementia" through the Wicking Centre at the University of Tasmania.
Looks interesting. I have signed up for a short course but it does not start til January! xx
Interesting. I'm going to send the link to my grandson. I think there is a course or two he might find interesting.
xx, Carol
Those courses sound wonderful, great opportunity to learn new things. I did my library study online, not free but the best way to do it for me.
I don't know about this but thanks for telling me. I will need to check them out. Winter is long here!
I didn't know Future Learn, but I've taken some awesome classes at coursera. My favourites where 'A short history of human kind' and 'Archeology's Dirty Little Secrets', but I also had some interesting classes about the Beatles, Historical Fiction, a somewhat interesting course about Chinese Demographics, and a few computer science courses I took for work. Oh, the joys of living in the digital age!
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