Description of App
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Universal access to the world’s best education.
With Coursera, education is free, open, online - and now mobile!
Coursera connects students, professionals, and lifelong learners everywhere with free online courses from over 100 top-tier global universities and institutions. Browse our catalog, join courses and watch lectures from the world’s best instructors anytime, anywhere. Learn anytime, anywhere–from computer science to cooking and beyond.
Features:
- Browse over 800 courses in more than 25 subject areas, from mathematics to music to medicine
- Addition of On-Demand courses which let you learn at your own pace
- Join courses and sign up for upcoming course notifications
- Learn from top instructors representing more than 115 partner institutions, including leading US and global universities
- Stream lecture videos online any time, or download for offline viewing
- Easily pick up where you left off in a course, from the coursera.org website seamlessly to the mobile app
- Courses in 12 languages including over 500 in English, and over 100 in Chinese, French, Spanish, Russian and Portuguese
- Subtitles available in all courses' native language, with nearly all offering English subtitles, and other languages when available
The Coursera app is the official companion to the Coursera.org website; catch up on lectures and prepare for assignments online and on-the-go!
Comments
I use this app too. It has a
I use this app too. It has a wonderful section for professional development for teachers.
App Has a Sign Up Button
Hi,
I took a brief look at this app yesterday, and it looks like you can press a Sign Up button, once you double-tap the name of a course. I was undecided about what to sign up for, so I didn't activate the Sign Up button, but it was there.
Well, considering I saw that
Well, considering I saw that one of the schools I want to go to is on there and not itunes you or how ever you spell it, if you can get credit, maybe I can start my new degree I'm working on through there and get it in about the same time, or at least take less classes this way. I might give this a try.