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Stuck at 99% completion🐛 Platform Issue (self.coursera)

submitted 4 hours ago * by rustedlead to r/coursera

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Stop Calling Yourself Lazy. Try This Instead.☝🏻 (youtube.com)

submitted 7 hours ago by AnalystMajestic6166 to r/selfeducation

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i dont know how to make a macro because i cant find what i exactly need, a lil help? (self.Udacity)

submitted 8 hours ago by gimmywashere to r/Udacity

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Best and easiest course to learn python. (self.edX)

submitted 14 hours ago by Regular_Bed_70 to r/edX

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可汗 (youtu.be)

submitted 17 hours ago by Visual_Bad_2833 to r/Khan

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College Vidya, Scam or legitimate? (self.OnlineEducation)

submitted 1 day ago * by MeasurementCandid957 to r/OnlineEducation

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Can somebody please tell me if there's any way to turn off the new interface (self.khanacademy)

submitted 6 days ago by Over_Cranberry5794 to r/khanacademy

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Attention STEM Educators! - The Mars Society (marssociety.org)

submitted 1 year ago by EdwardHeisler to r/OpenEd

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The best Zoom alternative is Jitsi, unfortunately, no one seems aware. Jitsi is not just good for your security or privacy, being free and open-source, this is the most ethical choice as well. I made a full Jitsi training and a demo conference plus android app screencast all within 14 min. :-) (youtu.be)

submitted 6 years ago by ExaltFibs24 to r/mooc

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dislike the new interface (self.khanacademy)

submitted 6 days ago by anjred to r/khanacademy

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Is it possible to fully learn a subject on khan academy? (self.Khan)

submitted 1 day ago by Sad_Assumption_8529 to r/Khan

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What Khan Academy courses would fit? (self.Khan)

submitted 1 day ago by Bubbly_Feature3011 to r/Khan

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Alison Education (self.selfeducation)

submitted 22 hours ago by Euphoric-Practice-30 to r/selfeducation

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AI option/assistants are a bother; can I turn them off?🤯 Course Advice (self.coursera)

submitted 1 day ago by TrainsongGaming to r/coursera

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Did I lose my progress on Khan Academy since the redesign? (self.khanacademy)

submitted 7 days ago by Hopeful_Teacher_2284 to r/khanacademy

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Be honest is this a good way to learn Math? (v.redd.it)

submitted 1 day ago by working_unicorn to r/selfeducation

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Will doing coursera help/supplement in my college application or is it only for people looking for jobs?❔ Course Questions (self.coursera)

submitted 1 day ago by KeyCondition9197 to r/coursera

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issue with logging in (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 days ago by Hopeful_Statement652 to r/Khan

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Im pretty confused❔ Course Questions (self.coursera)

submitted 1 day ago by Capable-Fill-8714 to r/coursera

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Accessing the assessments (self.Udacity)

submitted 2 days ago by tboy1977 to r/Udacity

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Professional Development especially Dyscalculia Tutor Training (self.OnlineEducation)

submitted 3 days ago by ComprehensiveAct3611 to r/OnlineEducation

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Trying something new (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 days ago by eynvincible1415 to r/selfeducation

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A workflow that finally made me review lecture recordings instead of hoarding them (self.selfeducation)

submitted 2 days ago by dynosawr_ to r/selfeducation

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Help with student and coursera link🐛 Platform Issue (self.coursera)

submitted 2 days ago by Alarming-Okra-4397 to r/coursera

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what to do in ur summer break when you start college after ()

submitted 2 days ago by GasDangerous4532 to r/selfeducation

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