Just got an email about this from the Pouch app. First I've heard of Udemy so I had a quick look. I'm considering some in the writing field but there are loads of music based courses. Guitar, piano, harmonica, production, technology etc.
I can't vouch for the quality (so approach with a justified skepticism) but it's worth a look and may be of interest to some Fretboarders.
https://www.udemy.com/Just so you know I have no affiliation whatsoever with Udemy
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Of interest is "his just reruns with the clock count down, all of the time. It is designed to make you buy courses."
I was close to purchasing but thought I should review. I have other courses to complete first.
To be fair I use coursera but usually only go for the free courses. I think fine but they don't fare any better with respect to reviews:
https://www.consumeraffairs.com/education/coursera.html
I guess music is more personal so what's good for one person may be bad for another.
The courses are at these discount prices A LOT of the time so no big deal if you miss it - check back in a few weeks.
For coursera they have the option of running the video at 1.25, 1.5, . . . speed. I found that useful but I'd guess there are no fixes for some lecturers, IMO being a good lecturer is a gift and shows a person's character.
I've been pleased with the three tutors I picked on Udemy - two aren't native English speakers either, but a relaxed touch and knowing the subject inside out goes a long way.
Mega years ago I did some CDs on DTP stuff and it's hard work sounding natural and avoiding mistakes - you can't use a script as that always sounds artificial.