These sites offer courses modeled after those you'd find (or actually from) leading colleges and universities. Google Developers University Consortium The Google Developers University Consortium offers a ton of great courses for developers interested in working with Google products. It also offers more general web technology courses, including an AJAX tutorial, PHP development, and information on GIS and KML. In addition to web technologies, Dev.Opera also offers up courses and tutorials on Add-Ons, Mobile, and TV. They have over 1900 video courses, all by expert teachers. For $25/month, you get unlimited access to all of their courses, making it a good deal for anyone who wants constant access to new learning materials. They also offer "Electives", which cover topics outside of the basic Paths, including Git, R, and Chrome DevTools. Code School offers both free and premium courses, with the most basic courses generally offered for free. A lot of the courses offered are tech- and design-focused, though there are also some great courses about startups and other topics. They offer a paid monthly subscription (just $19/month) to access courses, though there's a 7-day free trial as well. Treehouse Treehouse offers a huge library of step-by-step video courses and tutorials for a variety of in-demand technologies. Coursera Coursera offers courses on a huge number of subjects, including a robust catalog of information, tech, and design courses. Tuts+ Premium Courses The Tuts+ Network has been a leader in design and technology tutorials for years, with both free and premium resources. Courses are available to all Tuts+ Premium members (who also get the benefit of hundreds of tutorials and 73 ebooks, as well as weekly new content). They do offer two free courses if you want to try it out: 30 Days to Learn HTML and CSS, and 30 Days to Learn jQuery. Timothy Training Timothy Training offers tutorials for a number of web technologies and programs, including Dreamweaver, HTML and CSS, PHP, MySQL, and more. They offer courses on a huge variety of subjects, including technology and design. The Design and Innovation category has some great courses that would be of interest to a web designer, including Design in a Nutshell, while the Computing and ICT category has more technical courses, including classes on open source, Google, design thinking, and more. Academic Earth Academic Earth offers free courses from colleges around the world in a variety of subjects, including Introduction to Visual Thinking, Building Dynamic Websites, and Computer Graphics. Courses offered through Academic Earth are presented by institutions including Harvard University, Dartmouth College, Columbia University, Cornell University, Indian Institute of Technology, MIT, and more. They offer up video tutorials on PHP and MySQL.