https://www.coursera.org/course/socialpsychology

Thank you, TS, very much for sharing this!

I'm looking forward to the social psychology class. Have to wait until July...

How does the statement look like when you finish?

My advise is to be more realistic (no offense intended ya ) so each of the course will be a productive lessons for you.

Go slow one by one. Not everybody able to keep on and being consistent learning infront of the monitor.

Unless you're a stay-at-home housewife, starting from the month of April, you will have one hell of a busy period there.

take it easy bro, pelan-pelan...nanti susah nak fokus...even i have to limit myself to 2 course...hehe

saya pun baru tahu juga, u take the easy one lah...macam main guitar, ya, ada course main guitar...

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https://www.coursera.org/course/beethovensonatas

About the Course
Our relationship to Beethoven is a deep and paradoxical one. For many musicians, he represents a kind of holy grail: His music has an intensity, rigor, and profundity which keep us in its thrall, and it is perhaps unequalled in the interpretive, technical, and even spiritual challenges it poses to performers. At the same time, Beethoven’s music is casually familiar to millions of people who do not attend concerts or consider themselves musically inclined. Two hundred years after his death, he is everywhere in the culture, yet still represents its summit.

This course takes an inside-out look at the 32 piano sonatas from the point of view of a performer. Each lecture will focus on one sonata and an aspect of Beethoven’s music exemplified by it. (These might include: the relationship between Beethoven the pianist and Beethoven the composer; the critical role improvisation plays in his highly structured music; his mixing of extremely refined music with rougher elements; and the often surprising ways in which the events of his life influenced his compositional process and the character of the music he was writing.) The course will feature some analysis and historical background, but its perspective is that of a player, not a musicologist. Its main aim is to explore and demystify the work of the performer, even while embracing the eternal mystery of Beethoven’s music itself.

Recommended Background
It is not necessary to have studied an instrument to take this course, or to have any knowledge of music theory. While these may enhance your experience of the course, it is designed for students of all backgrounds with a desire to learn more about Beethoven and his world.
FAQ
Will I get a Statement of Accomplishment after completing this class?
Yes. Students who successfully complete the class will receive a Statement of Accomplishment.

Anyone care to enlighten me? How is it free and yet they provide cert?

Another noob question , then why are there people still enrolling for colleges when there are "free" options such as these?