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Those interested in MOOCs can use keywords to search for course topics on sites such as Coursera, edX and Udacity, or use the search engine on Class Central. Class Central also has lists divided into subject matter areas, such as business, computer science and personal development.
For instance, participants can join course discussion forums to weigh in on a certain topic or pose questions. Some instructors also use social media feeds to share information and foster discussion.
More than 160,000 people took Stanford University's 2011 course on artificial intelligence from the comfort of their own homes. Yale's most popular class in its 317-year history, “ Psychology and the Good Life,” is now open to non-Ivy Leaguers.
Also, for an extra fee, some providers offer credentialing, such as certificates or even a full degree. MOOCs can run on set schedules, but many can be done at your own pace. "You can do it from wherever you are in the world at whatever time you like,” Bowden says.
Taking the course is convenient and cost-effective. Stay safe and you may save some money along the way.
ALERT: Be aware of phishing scams. AARP Driver Safety will never call or email you for credit card information to process refunds or to look up account information.
When you take the AARP Smart Driver™ online course, you could be eligible for a multi-year discount on your auto insurance.* Plus safer driving can save you more than just money. The course teaches proven driving techniques to help keep you and your loved ones safe on the road.
Requests that you click a link, open an attachment, or reply with personal or financial information to take advantage of an offer or to resolve a problem
If you are victimized by a phishing scam, file a complaint with the FTC ( online or at 877-382-4357) and visit the agency’s Identitytheft.gov site for tips on how to limit and repair the damage. If you are phished by email or other online means, report it to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center.
To check whether a business or government agency is really trying to contact you, use its legitimate customer-service email or hotline, which you can find online or on account statements.
AARP’s Fraud Watch Network can help you spot and avoid scams. Sign up for free Watchdog Alerts, review our scam-tracking map, or call our toll-free fraud helpline at 877-908-3360 if you or a loved one suspect you’ve been a victim.
According to the Times of India, the 30-year-old owner lived a lavish lifestyle, even driving a Porsche to work every day all on the backs of scam phone calls. Jim felt great that finally law enforcement was involved, but the problem is, there are plenty more criminals where he comes from.