Udacity's free computer science courses, built by former university instructors, are delivered as short video lessons with discussion forums and optional paid features. Topics span many areas of computer science.

Commenters like that the courses are free, split into short 1-10 minute video lessons that are easy to pause, and offer a more personal feel than long lectures.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsesoyboyr/learnprogramming2014in “I'm learning how to program, but I am incredibly frustrated.”▲ 2

   I had the same frustrations. For me there were a couple of things I did to overcome the barrier in a sense of learning how to program. I myself was just like you. I started off in HTML/CSS then quickly switched to C++, then Java, and then Python. After I got tired of just finding random videos and…

2. RecommendsBoomurr/learnprogramming2012in “Is there any software I can download/buy that helps teach beginners how to program?”▲ 2

   You might like http://www.udacity.com they have several courses for computer science that offer feedback so you can figure out where you are. If you really want to read about all things computer science the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) offers student and professional memberships and…

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