What do I get when I buy an online course?
This differs per platform where you buy the course and even on a single platform their can be some variety in what you get. It is therefore important to double-check the characteristics of each. Courseroot tries to help you in this respect by presenting the most important characteristics in the search results. However, it is your responsibility to evaluate the course properly on the platform you intend to take it from.
Do I get a certificate when I complete an online course?
Not necessarily. This differs per platform and whether you are willing to pay or not. Udacity for example does not provide certificates for their free courses, though their nanodegree programs give one of the most prestiges online degrees currently available. EdX and Coursera both provide certificates of completion as well but only if you pay for them. It is important to check the availability and quality of a certificate on the original platform page that we link to.
Which platforms do you include courses from?
Right now Courseroot has integrated 8 of the biggest course platforms on the web and we are still expanding. The platforms that are currently included are Coursera, edX, Udacity, Udemy, Springboard, Khan Academy, Futurelearn, and Skillshare.
What is Courseroot?
Courseroot, in essence, is a search engine specifically built for online courses. Its sole purpose is to make it easier for prospective students and visitors to filter through all that are available and spread across the web, and help them make the right choice.
Which characteristics can I filter on?
Using our filters that our presented above each search result page you can sift through the courses based on price, level of difficulty, hours of content, quality of the certificate, and platform.
Level
Price
Certificate
Platform
16 hours
Self-Paced