Using Coursera in Your Class

Are you looking for options for good-quality supplemental content for your course, without having to create it yourself? The Coursera for Duke Program gives Duke students, faculty and staff free access to over 2,000 non-credit online courses and Specializations (course series) on Coursera.

Faculty can direct their students to individual videos, content modules or full courses from Duke and other top universities on topics such as:

- Computer Science (Javascript, Blockchain, C++ and more)
- Data Science (SQL, R, Tableau, Machine Learning, AI and more)
- Health (Public Health, Basic Science, Health Informatics and more)
- Foreign Language (ESL and other languages)
- plus courses in Arts & Humanities, Business, IT, Math, Physical Sciences and Engineering, Psychology, Social Sciences, and Personal Development.

In this online session, we'll explore the Duke-sponsored content available in Coursera and discuss ways instructors can use it to supplement their classes.