I'm turning into the MOOC (massive open online course) queen. I've been taking a (free) MOOC from Adobe about the uses of multimedia in education. I saw some MOOCs about data analysis that require a knowledge of the programming language Python, so I went scrounging for ways to learn Python. There's a class on udacity that is highly recommended, but it costs $99 dollars, and I don't want to spend the money. (Right now, I can't spend the money, but that's another story.) So I found a (free) beginning programming class using Python on Coursera that's starting in February. The class is free, and the University of Michigan is giving it, so it should be pretty good. I wonder, though, how much Python they will cover because I have some basic programming skills, but I'll also get a couple of Python books after I get paid. Right now, I'm working on a proposal for a poster presentation using social network analysis for the upcoming library conference, and I started a class in social network analysis, but didn't finish it, so I'm going to listen to the lectures to be able to write more intelligently about it. That too is free. There's a lot of lively discussion about the impact of MOOCs on education, but they're great for professional development. Dear Internet, have I said lately that I love you? -;)
Jan. 23rd, 2015
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