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Big Data Analysis
Coding and Programming
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Artificial intelligence (A.I.) Blockchain
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Digital brain space
Virtual reality.

Keep Your Technological Skills Up To Date:
In a competitive job market, superior IT skills will distinguish you as technically nimble, a quality that many employers and recruitment firms now consider to be vital in today’s workplace.


1. Consider any blind spots in your technical knowledge and experience that may be listed in job descriptions you read. The aim is to realistically identify where you can improve your employability in your chosen field by gaining working knowledge of a marketable technology.


2. Keep up to date with the latest technologies----A working knowledge of alternative and up-and-coming technologies will make you an essential resource to employers as it evolves.

3. Develop your ‘third dimension’
Your ‘third dimension’ is the skill set you develop to complement your fundamental experience and abilities.
Be ready to broaden your horizons by adding additional technological know-how on your resume or online social media profile.

Now here are websites/resources and apps where you can learn and update your tech skills:

1. MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT shares information about technological innovations and course materials like presentations, lecture videos and much more
https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

2. Coursera
Learn design, IT, engineering, algorithms and computer science. Free courses are available in six different languages.
@coursera

3. Udacity
MOOCs (massive open online courses) on software testing and web development. Requires a subscription and gives out certificates. Also has an app for iOS and Android.
@udacity

4. Codecademy
Learn to code in HTML, CSS, PHP, Ruby and APIs languages by watching interactive tutorials.

5. Treehouse
Learn web design, coding, programming. Step-by-step development exercises, insights and much more.
@treehouse

6. Grovo
A powerful platform to educate and empower your employees. How-to video training, original methods that help you learn about web apps and tools.
@Grovo
https://www.grovo.com/

7. General Assembly
Online courses and workshops on design, digital marketing, technology and mobile development.

8. Lynda
Learn and upgrade your skills online in the fields of technology, business, and creativity.
@lynda

9. Skillcrush
Teaches you online coding and web design. You can choose between many different courses like UX, web design, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and much more.
@Skillcrush

10. Udemy
Udemy offers more than 42,000 online courses that can be taken on any device. Learn anything from 3D animation to Python, Excel, Java and so much more.
@udemy

11. Khan Academy
Free online courses in computer programming, animation, math, economics with over 100,000 interactive exercises. Can also be used as an app for iOS and Android.
@khanacademy

12. OpenCourseWare Consortium
This website gives you access to all of its member schools lessons that are available online.
http://www.oeconsortium.org/

13. Future Learn
Choose between many different course categories including Science, Maths & Technology, History, Law and much more.
@FutureLearn

14. Microsoft Virtual Academy
Master such Microsoft products as Windows 10, cloud, web, database and game development and much more.

15. Topcoder
Learn to crowdsource through algorithms, analytics, application development, design and rapid prototyping.
@Topcoder

16. Trailhead
Trailhead teaches you how to build Salesforce by creating apps and adapting web development to a particular business.
@trailhead

17. Appy Geek
An app that keeps you up to date on the latest news in the technology world with more than 50,000 articles every day.

18. Wampserver
Wampserver is a Windows web development website. You can upgrade your MySQL, Apache2 and PHP skills.

19. Open Wonderland
Open source 3D virtual collaboration toolkit that lets you create a 3D world of your own.
@openwonderland
http://www.openwonderland.org/

20. TED
TED is a great place to catch up with the latest innovations, ideas, and insights in many fields, including technology.
https://www.ted.com/

21. Eclipse
Eclipse is an open source community with plenty of projects, tools, and collaborative working groups.

21. A series of apps – each of them teaches you a different coding language. Choose between C++, Java, Python, HTML and much more.
http://www.sololearn.com/

22. Tynker
A super simple and fun way to learn the roots of coding by playing a game.

23. Encode
A simple app that guides the user through basic concepts of coding and then leads him to more complex topics.
http://upskew.com/encode/

24. Mozilla Thimble
Another fun app that helps youngsters and adult students learn to code through a game of remixing.

25. Codea
Codea is a user-friendly app for iOS that lets you create simulations and games of your own.
https://codea.io/

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