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As part of a three-part series, we have compiled a comprehensive guide on how to keep yourself stimulated and connected in the virtual world. The second part of the series explores some of the most fascinating masterclasses to partake in, all without leaving your screen. Welcome to a new virtual world, and of finding new ways of learning and existing.
IVY LEAGUE UNIVERSITY COURSES
The platform offers more than 450 courses online, ranging from art & design and business to health and programming, you can receive specialized teaching on any subject of interest.
SKILLSHARE
Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes, on topics including illustration, photography, and even freelancing. Learning from specialized teachers with immense experience, one can start with no previous experience, and share skills throughout the platform.
AT HOME FACIALS
If you are missing your monthly facials, you can now learn directly from the masters. Find many of the most trusted beauticians and facialists offering how-to facials and recipes for masks, perfect for a self-care day.
iMUSIC CLASSES
To help those wanting to learn a new instrument or continue their practice, iMusic offers videos and classes for instruments such as violin or piano, conducting, and even music theory.
TATE MODERN
With superb how-to classes improving your artistic talents has never been more interesting.
MASTERCLASS COURSES
This subscription-based service offers more than 80 classes with 20 lessons each from a wide range of teachers, who are all masters of their profession. Learn how to act with Natalie Portman, design interiors with Kelly Wearstler, or lead with Anna Wintour.
EXPERIMENTS WITH GOOGLE
In this interactive experience, you can Try out experiments blending the arts and technology. These experiments are created by artists and creative coders with Google Arts & Culture, and range from virtual reality to machine-generated patterning, and automated photography.
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