[cmeier]

For those interested in a free education, Coursera -- https://www.coursera.org/ -- has several online university level photography classes:

1) https://www.coursera.org/specializations/photography-basics -- A 5 course, freshman level intro sequence from Michigan State University. Course registration required by Feb 27. Search the catalog for the individual classes and just register for each individually if you don't want to pay for the certificate.

2) https://www.coursera.org/learn/photography -- Seeing Through Photographs, a self paced course from The Museum of Modern Art, register and take anytime.

3) https://www.coursera.org/course/vicphoto -- Photography: A Victorian Sensation from The University of Edinburgh. No current sessions, add it to your watch list.

4) https://www.coursera.org/course/lyingcamera -- The Camera Never Lies from The University of London. Covers 20th century photojournalism. No current sessions, add it to your watch list.

5) https://www.coursera.org/course/compphoto -- Computational Photography from The Georgia Institute of Technology. No current sessions, add it to your watch list.

I've taken several classes via Coursera, mostly fillers from Ivy League Schools in my undergrad major that weren't offered at my school years ago. The quality has been pretty good overall.

[IgorZ]

Thanks for the information!

[debakarma]

Its been a while since I have taken a Coursera course - they are excellent sources for learning. Thanks for posting these.

[kurt_ek]

I just started the course and I'm loving it =] I was actually going to post about it!

Hope to see you all in class =]