Udemy

Udemy is a great website to learn new stuff. It is especially useful if you are looking to learn topics that interest IT crowd : Yoga, Meditation and the numerous other IT skills topics like Web Design, Web Development etc. Some of the courses have over a thousand students and you can read the reviews and recommendations before attempting them. The collection of courses is great and the search allows you to most of the times try a course for free before you buy it. Also even after you buy the course, you can return it if you are not satisfied. Hence, very user friendly. Udemy interface is also well suited for learning with lessons, notes, videos and discussions.

Other than some of the top courses, other courses get mixed reviews and probably not enough audience. Hence, you are not able to form groups or learn well. Some of the instructors also stop responding for a while. The courses come at a wide price range and some courses are at some times almost a $100 more than other times. You need to time your course buying for a lean period or a discount period.

Overall, Udemy is a great website. You just have to spend time to pick a course that will work for you. That said, the interface and responsiveness of the Udemy support team makes it a great website. You will likely enjoy learning on Udemy. Always look for courses with more students and good ratings and you should be sorted.

PRO: Udemy offers a wide variety of courses, you can find topics that deal with history, science, writing skills, finances, etc. I would say this is one of the best things I like about them; you can spend some nice minutes just browsing what course you want to take now. Very intuitive, and most of the courses are free.

Some courses are too short! You feel like you just watched a Youtube tutorial. And to be honest, when you enroll in an online course you expect it to give you more content that a 20 minute tutorial elsewhere. Peer assessment may not be the most suitable one, because some people just write a few lines with no real corrections or advice in it.

If you are a fan of Cousera or Canvas, you are going to like Udemy as well. They have plenty of options to choose from, most of them are free and you can go through it at your own pace. Although this characteristic may not be suitable for all users either.

In Udemy, you can offer video lessons as well as live broadcasts for their students. The interface is modern and intuitive. Another advantage is that Udemy offers full support for you to sell your course. A great solution for those just starting out.

With Udemy, the problem is that you are another amid 20,000 courses. If you wish to become a reference and its course is known in the market as something unique and authorial put their work in a showcase courses within a company that makes money selling wholesale courses, may not be the best solution for you

Udemy is an online educational tool, it is not an installable software, but a ready solution and a showcase courses.

Well, I have been attending some courses on Udemy and I believe that it deserves to pay for its services. It has many topics to choose from and the instructors are well informed too. It gives you also the opportunity to create your own course and to be an instructor of your own.

The worst part about using UDEMY is that sometimes the video does not load fast. Also the support center response is very slow. I had an issue with a course I had difficulties to watch and they took them one day to response to my request! In general, is working well!

Overall, Udemy is an easy and useful e- learning platform. You can learn new things with very easy way by choosing through different categories and you can just watch a video from your computer or your smartphone! Despite some supporting issues, I recommend it for use from anyone is interested in this particular method of learning.