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3 weeks since my last Udemy post. Hope you find some of these useful. All free at time of posting. Enjoy :)

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10 Days to Better Sleep
Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Games
Adobe Dreamweaver

Amazing Websites with PHP
Apple TV App Development for tvOS
Basic Linux Administration (RHCSA)

Become a World Class Performer
Become an iOS Developer from Scratch
Build & SEO an eCommerce Website

Build a Career in Forex Trading
Cheat Sheet for Installing Wordpress
Christmas Piano Songs for Beginners

Develop Web Pages in HTML & CSS
eBay for Newbies
Essential Finance for Managers

Finance for Freedom
GRE Vocabulary
Happiness Life Coach Certification

Host Your First Conference
How to Get a Song on the Radio
Introduction to Coding with Ruby

Introduction to Databases & SQL Querying
Investing for Beginners
Invoking the Archangels

JSP for Beginners
Learn French Naturally
Master Public Speaking

Microsoft Excel Training
Number Systems and Their Conversions
Periscope For Business

Portfolio Websites with WordPress
Scrum Advanced
Simple Microsoft Office Tips

Sleep Hacks for Better Sleep
The Ultimate Guide To Motivation
Value Investing Bootcamp

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  moschops on 13/12/2015 - 16:23

  I tried a few of these, RHCSA and Ruby and neither is free :-(

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    Jay on 13/12/2015 - 16:51

    This is a common occurrence. Each offer is an individual offer, not part of a package or site offer etc. Some only last a day or two, others hang around for months.

    So when a list like this is published (often relayed from existing post at OzBargins), it is totally a lucky dip. They generally come back around sooner than later.

    If you are after particular topics, plenty of MOOC sites to search. Much of the content is free. Other MOOCs include Coursera and Khan Academy (mostly maths/computing based).

    Most of the main universities also provide free videoed course content. Heaps to choose from. These are a few. No shortage of content, just the time to persue it. Still, better that watching TV

    Coursera

    Khan Academy

    Aggregated MOOC site

    Open Culture