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Udemy

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Udemy is an online course marketplace with video courses on software, business and creative skills taught by independent instructors.

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About Udemy

Udemy is an online learning marketplace where instructors publish video courses and learners enroll in them. Topics include software development, business and creative skills, so people use it to pick up job skills or hobbies at their own pace.

Udemy is a hosted commercial platform accessed through the web and mobile apps. Pricing, business offerings and course formats are described on the vendor's website.

Key features

  • Video courses on many topics
  • Marketplace of independent instructors
  • Software, business and creative skills
  • Self-paced learning

Good fit for

  • →Learning programming or design skills
  • →Self-paced professional development
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online-courses
e-learning
marketplace
video-courses
skills
education

Udemy: questions and answers

What is Udemy used for?
Udemy is an online course marketplace with video courses on software, business and creative skills taught by independent instructors. It is a good fit for learning programming or design skills and self-paced professional development.
How much does Udemy cost?
Udemy is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Udemy open source?
No. Udemy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Udemy include Frappe Learning, Open edX and Moodle.
What are some alternatives to Udemy?
Udemy competes with Coursera, Skillshare and Pluralsight. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Udemy alternatives.

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