Answer according to my personal experience:

1. Many lectures on Himalayan app

I originally downloaded this app on my mobile phone for listening to the radio on my way to and from work, and occasionally played bedtime stories for my children; Later, it was found that there were many learning resources on it, such as Six Lectures on Loneliness of Jiang Xun, A Dream of Red Mansions by Jiang Xun, Three Kingdoms by Yi Zhongtian, etc. Many audio of Lecture Room was also launched in Himalaya.

Himalayan content is divided into free and paid, and the above are basically free; Some paid lectures may be a little more in-depth. I personally heard the paid "Shangguan Wenlu Interpreting Zhang Ailing" in the Himalayas, and it felt good. Friends can choose according to their own situation.

2. Many courses in Netease open class

There are many open class resources in universities. If you want to learn a certain subject at an entry level, you can find resources on it. For example, if you want to learn "psychology" and its basic knowledge, you can search for "psychology" in Netease open class and click on the video to learn.

There are also "Sohu Classroom" and "Tsinghua Online School" and so on, but I personally use Netease Open Class the most. On the homepage of Netease Open Class, there are links to selected courses of "TED" and "Khan Academy" for our convenience to learn and understand.

3. The online learning app represented by "Panda Academy" and the micro-lesson "Panda Academy" are divided into many topics, and there is also an interpretation of a book similar to "opening a book". Their courses are generally divided into several stages and completed within a limited date. During this period, there are squad leaders and study committee members who can urge everyone to study and homework after class, which can consolidate and improve. Before, they also made a "ten-month promotion plan", taking ten months as a cycle and step by step.

there are many micro-courses on wechat. But to be honest, last year, it seems that Tom, dick and Harry started micro-courses on WeChat, some of which were quite expensive, and many people paid money to listen to them, but the response was poor.

Therefore, compared with the "micro-course" with a mixture of fish and dragons, I personally admire the course videos of colleges and universities on platforms such as Netease Open Course and Tsinghua Online, and feel that the knowledge spoken by university professors is quite reliable. Finally, in fact, I think it is best to study as hard as possible if you want to study. After all, turning on the computer or mobile phone is too tempting! Ha ha! I hope to help my friends.