www.lifehack.org: It seems like these days you can learn just about anything online for free, but of course some of that information is better than others. The good news is there are plenty of reputable places to educate yourself online for free, and here’s a good 20 of them to get you started.
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Though getting a free education when it comes to college will almost always end in you getting what you pay for but, I think this article points out some viable options for people who maybe have gone through college and university and are interested in learning more or learning new things about subjects they are interested. Websites like Khan Academy and TED are incredible at getting interesting and easy-to-learn material out and useful for lots of people, but there is a drawback in online educating. In school, large or small, you have the pros of being able to work with your peers and mainly in a smaller learning environment it is good to be able to work closely with teachers and professors as well, which it is difficult for online learning to offer. The internet gives many options into many subjects, but if someone wants to learn extensively about a subject and possibly pursue it, in class learning is probably the way to go.
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