Udemy

Online course marketplace with on-demand video courses on almost any skill

Udemy is an online learning marketplace where independent instructors publish on-demand video courses on programming, data, business, marketing, design, personal development and more. You learn at your own pace with video lectures, downloadable resources, quizzes and exercises, and ask instructors questions along the way. On MarketingMonster, you open Udemy inside Monsterium, our desktop browser, in a private session.

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What you can do with Udemy

On-demand video courses
Browse courses on programming, data science, marketing, design, photography, business and personal development, and start any lesson whenever it suits you.
Practice tests and coding exercises
Check what you have learned with quizzes, practice tests for certification exams and in-browser coding exercises included in many courses.
Instructor Q&A and resources
Post questions in each course's Q&A section, read answers from instructors and other students, and download slides, source files and other resources.
Certificates of completion
Finish a course to receive a certificate of completion you can add to your resume or LinkedIn profile to show the skills you have worked on.

Who uses Udemy

Developers learning a new language, framework or cloud platform with project-based courses
Marketers sharpening their skills in SEO, paid ads, copywriting or social media marketing
IT professionals preparing for certification exams such as AWS or CompTIA with practice tests

How to use Udemy on MarketingMonster

1Choose a planPick a plan that includes Udemy. Pay monthly or yearly, and cancel anytime.
2Install MonsteriumDownload our desktop browser for Windows, macOS or Linux and sign in with your MarketingMonster account.
3Open UdemyLaunch Udemy from your Tools page. It opens in its own private session, ready to work.

Plans with Udemy

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Udemy: frequently asked questions

What is Udemy used for?

Udemy is used to learn practical skills through on-demand video courses created by independent instructors. People use it to pick up a programming language, prepare for a certification exam, learn a design or marketing tool, or explore a hobby, watching lessons at their own pace on desktop or mobile.

How do I choose a good course on Udemy?

Each course page shows its curriculum, total video length, instructor profile, student reviews and the date it was last updated. Comparing these details and watching the preview lectures helps you pick a course that matches your level and is up to date with the tools you use.

Who is Udemy best suited for?

Udemy suits self-directed learners who want practical, skill-focused training without a fixed schedule: developers, IT professionals, marketers, designers, entrepreneurs and hobbyists. Because instructors cover very specific tools and versions, it is especially handy when you need to learn one thing quickly.

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