Tubeversity: Youtube University

YouTube already has better free instruction than most paid courses. The problem

is that it's scattered — you finish a great tutorial and have no idea what to

watch next. Playlists are unordered dumps, nothing remembers what you've

completed, and most people quit halfway through.

Tubeversity fixes the ordering. Every course is a hand-curated sequence of

existing YouTube videos, arranged deliberately, with a short note on each one

explaining why it sits where it does. Your progress is tracked as you go, and

finishing a course generates a certificate.

Nothing is hosted or re-uploaded. Every video streams from YouTube and every

creator is credited with a link to their channel — 21 channels so far. There's

no account, no login, and no tracking: your progress lives in your own browser

and never leaves your device.

9 courses covering Python, Git & GitHub, Blender, DaVinci Resolve,

Cinematography, Colour Grading, Economics, Accounting and Cooking — 158 lessons,

about 74 hours of required video and 169 including the optional deep-dives.