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Posted 14 January 2017
Harvard Is Putting Its Photography Classes Online For Free
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Harvard has announced that they are going to make their photography classes available for free online. The prestigious university has uploaded the program to their online platform Alison.
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sorted byAny qualification in photography is meaningless! You don't send your cv like everyone else you send your work..
I've just passed the final test without "completing" all the videos. Just to notice that it's a 2009 course so very old for Digital photography, they didn't spoke of my Sony alpha7 ;-)
Anyway from their website when you pass the test:
Please see all prices below:
PDF Certificate: € 21
Certificate Parchment: € 27
Framed Certificate Parchment: € 37
Diploma Parchment: € 96
Framed Diploma: € 115
UPDATE:
It turns out Harvard isn’t affiliated with the ALISON version of this course. Harvard’s course materials are available through this website http://digitalphotography.exposed/ , and it seems that ALISON took the CC-licensed materials and is offering it as a free course through its service.
Sorry but NO Harvard diploma ;-)
So it's better to go to the official website http://digitalphotography.exposed/ as the lessons are from 2015.
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Just like writing and..... most everything that requires creativity.
Does it say how much it would cost to purchase?
That's a nice negative way of looking at it :'(
Its a reinforcement of what was once regarded a worthy pass. 10 -15 hours should only warrant a certificate not a Diploma, hence the reason why Diplomas are worthless these days. No doubt you are a person who will brag they have a diploma from Harvard but in the real world its a joke.
Cool.. the white balance is spot on! Great capture
I think you get a pdf certificate but if you want a proper printed one with a seal to display on your wall you have to buy it.
Thanks for putting up and maybe I'll have a nice photo up here in 10-15hrs time ( or a Harvard certificate!!!!!)
Is it a scam?
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So this is where they make their money
Sure, the whole diploma/certification thing is something of a farce and I think anyone who believes that an employer would take it seriously are leading themselves to being disappointed. So enjoy the fact there's some content and if you learn something from it, well it didn't cost you anything. Especially if you set up a junk email address for the purpose so it can't mine your data
Would still be useful for everyone here to know the cost of the certificate though, if anyone knows.
How many times at large scale events, concerts and the like do you see phones and digital cameras trying to take pictures of the action from almost a quarter of a mile away using their Flash in the vain hope that it might illuminate the object of their desire!
In truth, the fact that the flash is deployed actually detracts from the finished masterpiece! X)
You have just received your first lesson:
Photo appreciation (a snowstorm in Antarctica)
many thanks.
I'm not interested in certificate, just to know how to take a better selfie would do fine.
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