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The best online writing courses

The best writing course is the one that makes you write — and gives you feedback. Here's where to look, depending on your goal.

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How we chose

We looked at structure, how much actual writing practice each option demands, whether you get feedback, and value for money. We don't accept payment for placement.

Best structured program: Coursera

University writing courses and Specializations (for example in creative writing or academic writing) with assignments and peer review. Good if you need deadlines. See writing courses on Coursera

Best for inspiration: MasterClass

Classes from well-known novelists, screenwriters and journalists on craft and process. Pair it with a daily writing habit. See MasterClass writing classes

Best for copywriting and practical skills: Udemy

Many courses on copywriting, blogging and business writing; vet them with our checklist. Browse writing courses on Udemy

Best short, project-based classes: Skillshare

Bite-sized classes on storytelling, journaling and content writing with class projects. See Skillshare writing classes

Best university alternative: edX

Writing and communication courses from universities, many auditable. See edX writing courses

Make any writing course work

  1. Write before you watch: draft first, then use lessons to revise.
  2. Find feedback — a peer group, class gallery or writing partner.
  3. Ship small pieces regularly rather than waiting for a perfect novel.

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