"Free e-Books and Online Resources You Never Knew About"

[pacaj]

"Hey guys, just wanted to share some hidden gems for those who love learning and expanding their knowledge. I recently stumbled upon a website called 'Open Culture' that offers a vast collection of free e-books, online courses, and language lessons from top universities and institutions worldwide. Anyone else come across this one or have other similar resources to share?"

 

[Витюшка]

"Hey guys, I just got a notification for the Coursera and edX promo on Udemy and managed to snag a bunch of free courses on blockchain and AI. Definitely worth checking out if you're into learning new tech skills. Anyone else get the promo?"

 

[cebepok]

"Just stumbled upon the OpenStax site, they got some sick e-books on a lot of subjects, like math, science, and even business. Also, you should check out edX, their courses are usually pretty comprehensive. Anyone else got any solid online learning recs?"

 

[bazl007]

"Lol I gotta share this one - I've been diving into the Open Library project lately and they've got an insane collection of free e-books. They even have some rare ones that you won't find elsewhere. Anyone else use them?"

 

[gvozdakov]

"Hey guys, I just wanna share some love for Coursera and edX, they got a ton of free courses and certifications in blockchain and other tech-related fields. Been using those for self-improvement and learned a lot, especially about machine learning and AI. Anyone else using those platforms?"

 

[ruefim]

"Dude, have you checked out OpenStax? They've got a ton of free e-books on STEM topics, and they're actually really legit. No annoying ads or watermarks, just pure learning goodness"

 

[next2017]

I'm loving this thread, thanks for sharing! In particular, I want to give a shoutout to Project Gutenberg, they have an insane collection of free e-books. Been using it for years to find some really rare and interesting books.

 

[rezus23]

Just wanted to throw in a shoutout to OpenStax and the Internet Archive. They've got thousands of free, high-quality e-books on a wide range of subjects, from STEM to humanities. Worth a browse for anyone looking for some free learning resources.

 

[Nik-magadan]

"Definitely gonna check out the list. I've been looking for some new resources to learn about blockchain development and one of the websites you mentioned seems like a great place to start. Anyone else into learning about smart contract security?"

 

[Оксана101]

I've got a few more. You can check out the Stanford University library's online archives, they've got a ton of free e-books and resources on various topics including CS, economics, and more. The Internet Archive is another great site for finding rare and old books.