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These have a wide variety of high-quality resources from basics to advanced topics. Free for Mason Students, Faculty, and Staff.
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Teaching? How to assign content in Canvas.
Also, ask Learning Support Services for "Curator" status to create your own Learning Path
These are free tutorials that include focusing on basics, general knowledge, or widely-useful skills. Links are directly to software-focused tutorials, but these also have a wide variety of non-technology topics.
Most courses on these platforms are free to audit or participate without earning a certificate. The topics range from basics to more advanced, but are usually better for those with foundational skills.
Teaching? See MIT Open CourseWare and other Open Educational Resources
Check out the comprehensive resources linked above first!
Free for Mason Students, Faculty, and Staff. See the location of specific certification resources and trade magazines at the IT InfoGuide.
Includes free materials on their specific software, but also many related topics, some of which also give certifications. May also include paid learning options.
Check out the Comprehensive Sources first. Some of the [Aspiring] IT Professional options include these topics as well, though specific recommendations are also included below.
These are all free resources with a learning progression and interactive or hands-on elements. Some require creating accounts.
Data & Digital Scholarship Services, helps researchers with creating, finding, and using data; geographic information systems (GIS); research data management and sharing; digital humanities and digital project planning and management.
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