YouTube wants to help you earn college credits
YouTube announced a partnership with Arizona State University and Crash Course to help users earn actual college credits.
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YouTube announced a partnership with Arizona State University and Crash Course to help users earn actual college credits.
/PRNewswire/ -- Arizona State University (ASU), Crash Course and YouTube announced that they are partnering to offer a series of online courses for college...
Arizona State University is launching a series of for-credit, first-year courses in partnership with YouTube.
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