Just those listed through coursetalk are overwhelming. About 10 new classes per week starting each week. Most of these are through Coursera. A few through Venture Lab. Most of the Udacity and other providers have self-paced models that can begin at any time. I think I’ll likely pick one that starts in the next week or two and then pick another one that starts about half-way through the next one ending. That way I get that constant excitement of starting a new course (assuming I have capacity for all of this with the new job starting).
I almost feel like it would be worth it to take a year off and just take 4 or 5 classes at a time.
Some basis notes:
| Now | An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python | Coursera | Rice | ***** | |||
| Now | The Hardware/Software Interface | Coursera | UW | First | |||
| Now | 2.01x: Elements of Structures | Coursera | MIT | First | |||
| 22-Apr | Finance | Venture Lab | Stanford | First | |||
| 22-Apr | Introduction to Guitar | Coursera | Berklee | First | |||
| 29-Apr | Design: Creation of Artifacts in Society | Coursera | Penn | ***** | |||
| 29-Apr | Technology Entrepreneurship | Venture | Stanford | **** | |||
| 29-Apr | Generating the Wealth of Nations | Coursera | Melbourne | First | |||
| 29-Apr | Mobile Health Without Borders | Venture Lab | Stanford | First | |||
| TBA | E-learning and Digital Cultures | Coursera | Edinburgh | 3.5 | |||
| TBA | Videogames and Learning | Coursera | Wisconsin-Madison | First | |||
| TBA | Designing a New Learning Environment | Venture | Stanford | 3.5 | |||
| TBA | Fundamentals of Online Education: Planning and Application | Coursera | Georgia Tech | 2.5 Cancelled | |||
| Whenever | HTML5 Game Development | Udacity | |||||