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Data Analytics Courses - Maven Analytics - Vle045 - 04-26-2024
I came across this program on LinkedIn. I know I have seen some folks looking for ways to learn more about data. These don’t carry college credit but some do have continuing ed credits. There’s free and paid options. I haven’t tried it out yet, but it looks like a solid option for those who might not need a formal degree.
I might give the free version a shot, although I do have quite a few irons in the fire right now.
https://mavenanalytics.io/
RE: Data Analytics Courses - Maven Analytics - bjcheung77 - 04-26-2024
It's really an interesting idea and extra option for filling knowledge gaps, it's a good addition to the cheapies or freebies available such as the Coursera or Edx ones... Thanks for sharing, that's a great option to learn, practice, etc, for those looking at an extra resource, this can help! Pricing Link: https://mavenanalytics.io/signup/pricing
RE: Data Analytics Courses - Maven Analytics - ceedfabricator - 09-16-2024
Although not eligible for college credit, several of these courses do provide continuing education credits. There are both free and paid alternatives. Although I have not yet experimented with it, it seems to be a reliable choice for those who may not need a prescribed academic qualification.
RE: Data Analytics Courses - Maven Analytics - bjcheung77 - 09-16-2024
(09-16-2024, 03:02 AM)ceedfabricator Wrote: Although not eligible for college credit, several of these courses do provide continuing education credits. There are both free and paid alternatives. Although I have not yet experimented with it, it seems to be a reliable choice for those who may not need a prescribed academic qualification.
Mods, I've been noticing 'one post wonders'... Most of the info in the post is relevant or somewhat on-topic... But these posters all have one thing in common, their profile has a website url (you can see it in each post, even without viewing their profile), to something such as online casinos, games, etc. I feel the need to ban, but won't until we look into these further...