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Any online platforms I can use to acquire IT skill?

I know there are some online courses offered by Microsoft. #information-technology #e-learning #information-technology-and-services #online-learning

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Jennifer’s Answer

Hi Jennifer!

I'd also suggest LinkedIn Learning in addition to what others have provided - https://www.linkedin.com/learning/


Full disclosure, that is my employer :-)


Best of luck to you!
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Anilkumar’s Answer

There are multiple platforms available to acquire IT Skills Online. Some of the websites listed as follows:


++ https://www.tutorialspoint.com/index.htm some paid
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/index.htm - free stuff for slef learning

++ https://www.udemy.com

++ Even youtube has very good video tutorial post.
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Vikas’s Answer

Hi Jennifer H.,

The new online platforms besides the above available are:

1.Upgrad 2.QuickStart, 3.Simplilearn

Cheers

Vikas
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Kristin’s Answer

Hi Jennifer,

If you are specifically looking for training in programming languages, I highly recommend W3 Schools. https://www.w3schools.com/ I just had an employee ramp up on JavaScript using that platform almost exclusively. There are great functions that allow you to write your own code and test it right on the site! The interface is, ahem, not visually appealing, but the information is top notch.

Also, this may sound odd - but YouTube has a ton of great tutorials, so if you are a visual learner, you might start there and then go to W3 Schools to put what you learned into action in a test environment.
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Nishant’s Answer

There are multiple platforms available to acquire IT Skills Online. Some of the websites listed as follows:

https://www.udemy.com

https://learning.oreilly.com

https://www.coursera.org
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saurabh’s Answer

There are multiple online platform available for IT skills, some of them are already shared :

Udemy
Coursera
Pluralsight
Cloud Academy
Katacoda
DataCamp
Cybrary
Udacity
Linux Academy
Lynda
Skillshare
Code Academy
GoSkills
Edx
Future Learn
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Jenny’s Answer

Hi Jennifer,

It really depends on what you are after/strengths/ what areas are of interest you. In tech you start with coding, business analysis, database programming, cloud architecture, project management or business relationship management. Tech today requires you to collaborate not just with your peers but across different functions of the business.

Take a look at https://www.coursera.com - they offer a variety of courses including one from John Hopkins on Data Science. Some of their courses come with certification (for a fee).

Let me know if you've any further questions.

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bridget’s Answer

Hi Jennifer: Take a peek at https://www.madewithcode.com/projects/ where you would gain skills, learning online, for free how to design using variables, encapsulation, sequences and objects.

https://www.madewithcode.com/projects/change/equality/code

It may be too simple for you, but is an excellent introduction!
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Absar Ul’s Answer

Hi Jennifer,

Since you have generically mentioned about IT skills, there are many platforms available online. I assume here in you want to know in regards to computer science on whole. I would suggest you to search the topics you are interested on Udemy, Coursera. Try to go with the free once first and evaluate for yourself how much they are helping you. You can even search the topics your are interested to learn about on YouTube.

Hope this helps, wish you success.

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Jayne’s Answer

The Open University has OpenLearn, a database of the free online courses they offer, and many are IT related: http://www.open.edu/openlearn/
Also look into learning about accessible design - being able to build accessible web sites and apps will set you far apart from other candidates.
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Ragil’s Answer

Mainly you can depend below for IT.

For video training:-

udemy
youtube
INE(mainy for networking)

For videos and books

O REILLY (Safari Books Online)
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