Ooh, that's neat. Reminds me of Khanacademy
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Love how much stuff Wikipedia has out there!
Don't get expectations too high tho - materials are there, designed to guide you through learning, but you've very much self-directed. Be prepared for plenty of interesting courses to show up in the list, but to actually be incomplete stubs. You can look for courses by completion status to mitigate that. And it doesn't have the same level of editor engagement as Wikipedia, so not everything will be as fleshed out or as correct.
Wikibooks is also cool, if you're into this stuff. Same caveats apply, many of the books might be incomplete or outdated, but a good resource anyway. And don't forget, if you want to learn about something, some thorough reading in Wikipedia itself is probably a smart primer.
Searching by completion status should be helpful! Thanks!
Today I also learned. Time to drop out of college!
Wikiversity is not an accredited institution in the USA or Canada, probably not anywhere afaik, but probably great if you need additional guidance in a subject and you're okay with every visual being demonstrated in trigonometry for some god-forsaken reason.
“I’m taking karate classes online…”
You'll be ready to kick troll asses in no time!
I'm suspicious of an online course in bartending
Why? It's mixing drinks, not necessarily the full Cocktails movie thing.
Does it teach you how to deal with drunk assholes?
The homework is a challenge.
I'm curious enough as to take it, it might be useful.