This list mostly passes the gut check: the courses near the top are almost universally high quality, and quite reputable.
Now, why did I say "mostly" and "almost"?
Two reasons:
1. The best technical courses are on Udacity. You may disagree but I think enough people would agree that it ought to be somewhere on the list.
2. Learning to learn is popular but its kind of vacuous. (You may disagree, and this time I may be in a tiny minority who hold this view). So I think the sentiment reader might need tweaking.
Still, all in all, a great resource. I am bookmarking it and am glad you did this.
Now, why did I say "mostly" and "almost"?
Two reasons:
1. The best technical courses are on Udacity. You may disagree but I think enough people would agree that it ought to be somewhere on the list.
2. Learning to learn is popular but its kind of vacuous. (You may disagree, and this time I may be in a tiny minority who hold this view). So I think the sentiment reader might need tweaking.
Still, all in all, a great resource. I am bookmarking it and am glad you did this.