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Brand Strategy Essentials

A practical introduction to brand strategy for founders: positioning, brand identity, and building a brand that earns attention and trust.

A Amara O.
Beginner
4 months ago
Duration : 27m

Notion for Work (Beginner → Intermediate)

Learn how to use Notion to organize your work, manage projects, and build systems that actually stick. This course takes you from setting up your workspace to using databases, templates, and automation to work more efficiently as an individual or team.

Reinhard E.
Beginner
5 months ago
Duration : 4h 5m

Modern Web Development: HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Build the web from scratch: structure pages with HTML forms, lay them out with CSS flexbox and responsive media queries, then bring them to life with JavaScript fundamentals, functions, DOM manipulation and fetching data from APIs.

David M.
Intermediate
1 month ago
Duration : 1h 21m

Video Editing for Beginners

Learn the basics of video editing from the ground up. This course covers how to cut and trim clips, arrange a timeline, add simple transitions, and export your first finished video. You'll get comfortable with the tools and workflow every editor starts with, no prior experience needed. By the end, you'll be able to take raw footage and turn it into a clean, watchable video.

Mistura A.
Beginner
3 months ago
Duration : 1h 41m

Understanding Large Language Models

Real course built from 3Blue1Brown deep learning series � left in place for inspection.

Mike M.
Intermediate
2 months ago
Duration : 8m

Learning Bootstrap 4

A beginner-friendly guide to building fast and responsive websites using the popular HTML, CSS and JavaScript framework.

Hannat S.
Beginner
2 months ago
Duration : 45m
FAQ

Before You Decide

Playlists don't have quizzes, don't track progress, don't pull videos from multiple channels into a sequence, and don't give you a certificate. A playlist is a list. This is a course.

The videos are still free. What costs money is the structure around them: modules in the right order, quizzes built from the content, progress that follows you across devices, and a certificate at the end. You could piece all of that together yourself. Or you could have it built in minutes.

They're yours. Permanently. Every certificate you earned stays dated, valid, and shareable whether you're still subscribed or not. Cancelling doesn't touch anything you've already completed.

Install it from the Chrome Web Store. When you're on any YouTube video, click the YouVersity icon to save it to your library. Once you've saved enough, turn your library into a structured course. It's a second way to create courses: instead of typing a topic, you hand-pick the videos yourself.

The opposite. Videos stay embedded on YouTube. Every view in a course is a real view on their channel with their ads. We send them focused, motivated viewers who actually watch to the end. Creators keep everything they already earn, plus new traffic.

Probably not. Most people take two or three. At $9 a month, even one course is worth it compared to buying individually. The 30 is a ceiling, not a homework assignment.