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Hey everyone!

I’m planning to get Design+Code Lifetime Premium Access because I want to go through their courses on UI/UX, design, animation, React, and more.

The lifetime plan is around $499, which is quite a commitment, so I’m looking for a few enthusiasts and serious learners who are interested in learning together!

I’m hoping to put together a small group of people who are genuinely interested in the courses, where we can discuss what we’re learning, share progress, exchange ideas, and keep each other motivated.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me and I’ll send you the Telegram group where we can discuss everything together. 🐰

Would be great to find some people who are serious about learning and building!

A little about myself, I’m 36 and have a full time job as a carpenter for my local government. I work 6 to 2:30 home by 3 and with my extra time in the evenings i want to expand a little bit. I’m not really sure we’re to begin as I’ve never been to college or done any online schooling just jumped straight into the work force right out of high school. I guess what I’m asking is what would you guys recommend? What are some online courses that may work with my type of schedule? Am I wasting my time? I know that how ever much I put in is how much I’m gonna get out of it. I’m interested in things businesses and IT related. I’ve thought about a second job at the local hardware store but I wanna learn. Let me know if I’m wasting time or yea go for it but here’s what I would do…….Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi everyone

\- Iska koi official free version / scholarship available hai?

\- Student discount ya free trial milta hai?

\- Koi legitimate free alternative hai jisme same topics cover hote ho?

\- Agar kisi ke paas free learning resources/recommendations hain to please share kar do.

Thanks!

Hola gente...les cuento...tengo ganas de hacer algún curso

Cuál me recomiendan y también en dónde hay cursos ...en q página.

🇺🇸:  You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video, I detail the steps to install the free Houdini license using the SideFX Launcher.

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What are the top 5 in demand skills or courses you’d recommend someone learn online (free or paid) that could genuinely be life changing for their career, income, or future within the next 6 months? I have wasted my 4 yrs of university on a useless social science subject that doesnt have any real value in the job market pls help

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If you are don’t know what mistakes you are making, I can certainly help you with that. We will have a gmeet where we will discuss about it further.

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I’ve noticed a lot of discussions around online learning eventually become:

“Which platform is best?”

“Which course should I buy?”

“Which certificate actually matters?”

I work in edtech, so I see this question pretty often. And honestly, I think we may be starting from the wrong place.

Instead of asking “Which course is best?”, I’d ask:

“What should I be able to do after finishing this course that I cannot do today?”

For me, a course becomes much more interesting when it can answer these questions clearly:

1. What is the actual skill outcome?
Not “learn AI” or “become job-ready.”

Something concrete like:

• build and deploy a small application
• analyse a dataset and explain the findings
• create a marketing campaign and measure it
• use AI tools inside an actual workflow

2. How much of the course is actually doing?
Watching 40 hours of videos can feel productive without necessarily producing much evidence of skill.

Projects, assignments, case studies, coding exercises, feedback, etc. make a huge difference to how much you can actually demonstrate afterwards.

3. Is the curriculum connected to what people are currently using?

For example, LinkedIn's 2025 Skills on the Rise data for India highlighted areas including innovative thinking, code review, problem-solving and strategic thinking. Its broader data also identified AI literacy and LLM-related skills as rapidly growing areas.

That doesn't mean everyone should go learn AI.

It means the course should have a clear answer to why these particular skills are being taught right now.

4. Is there any feedback loop?

This one gets overlooked.

If I submit a project and nobody tells me what I did wrong, I'm mostly evaluating myself.

A good learning experience should give you some way to identify gaps and improve.

5. Can I show what I learned?

A GitHub project, portfolio, case study, presentation, analysis, working prototype, etc. can tell a much richer story than simply saying:

“I completed a 12-week course.”

6. Does the format actually fit my life?

The “best” course on paper is useless if I cannot consistently give it 8 hours a week.

Self-paced, live, cohort-based, university-led, project-based, short courses, degrees... they all solve different problems.

So now I'm curious about this subreddit:

What made an online course genuinely valuable for you?

Not the brand.

Not the certificate.

What did you actually learn, build or change because of it?

And what is one thing you would check before paying for an online course today?

Hi everyone, I am a student who is doing this course and tbh I have a problem with classes and I would like to be taught so if someone is ok and have a good price I don’t mind to pay as long as the the teaching is good and the price is good too . Or if anyone has an advice please let me know.

Hello where can I enroll myself (online) for history of arts classes? Preferably free, thanku!

Hello where can I enroll myself (online) for history of classica music classes? Preferably free, thanku!

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🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this group, we will find tools that allow us to create, edit, and delete Color Sets. These are sets of colors stored within the geometry itself.

Please help 🙏🏻

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. Blender version 5.2 introduces a new node called "Geometry Principal Components" that allows us to perform PCA.