https://www.coursera.org/

Coursera is a great repository of online courses.

Here my advice

For positive time usage

The Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue University https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/

Edx (Take great online courses from the world's best universities) https://www.edx.org

Writing Concisely: The writing center http://writingcenter.unc.edu/handouts/writing-concisely/

Students4Best Evidence https://www.students4bestevidence.net

Tips for Publishing in Scientific Journals http://tinyurl.com/kwptelf

English Communication for Scientists http://tinyurl.com/29ajneh

Good Luck

very precise and useful.@Farooq azam Rathore

Skillshare has lots of great classes, but is subscription based. Great if you want to learn a new skill.

Thank you everyone

Here is another great site (MIT OpenCourseWare | Free Online Course Materials):

https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

Sorry, I'm not sure.

I can suggest learning on covid19-time, we have some alternative learning such as Google Meet, Zoom, but not always good to use, because our students in their village still not have a good internet. If then, we have whatshapp to can comunication our subject.

http://mcas.pearsonsupport.com/released-items/

Solving grade-level math problems and reading authentic literature with comprehension-based questions (including essay prompts) is like going to the mental gym.

Maybe, you could look more about this: https://www.edx.org/?msclkid=73c8379fe7bb1579ffc4693ce3039c66&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=new-bs-us-brand-core-exact&utm_term=edx&utm_content=edx_e

E-learning has been the alternative in this time. Professors have been self-learning as well as students. It has been a time to upgrade the use of technological resources that the web offers. After this quarantine, I am sure professors will improve our teaching with e-resources.

You should specify which online course are you planning to do, a bachelor or master degree and in which field.

Collaborative learning by using Zoom or other tools can be a useful exercise.

I agree with Beverly Bannon

We should work hard and benefit from this period in conducting research.

Best regards

If you go groupon they have all kinds of online learning. I got credentials for online teaching English. I did blood pathogens first aid cpr and aed and also for notary liscense

Dear Prof. Wazir Ali

You can start if you wish, by checking Khan Academy-VLE. Tools, courses & many more there, available for free.

https://www.khanacademy.org/

If you know how to speak spanish, you may look at: https://estudios.unad.edu.co/diplomados

Hi! A good recommendation in the MOOC federated search engine at http://classcentral.com. However, many students don’t finish MOOC courses even of the do like them. Check my social methodology in the attached article, or search for ”wrapping” of MOOCs into local settings.

Article Using MOOCs at Learning Centers in Northern Sweden

In Tamil Nadu so many Institutions are conducting online courses during the curfew due to COVID-19 for the faculty members but the quality is questionable?

Futurelearn.com is an excellent resource with a wide range of short courses. I would highly recommend perusing what is available.

If the idea is to learn for free, or receive a certificate at the end of a paid course, in both cases, the best 4 options are:

https://www.khanacademy.org/

https://www.edx.org/

https://www.coursera.org/

https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

Hi sir,

Check out with online NPTEL and Swayam portal.. we have FDP program for faculty.. 12 week,8 & 4 week and after exam we receive the certificate

Thank you Beverly Bannon

Khan Academy

You are welcome Dear Prof. Beverly Bannon

edx, coursera, udemy, nptel, swayam

Consider the MOOC offered by University of the Philippines Open University, specifically the Teacher Accreditation for Open Distance E-Learning program. Here is the link: model.upou.edu.ph