Online courses and Massively Open Online Courses (MOOC's) define free 7 online courses that give real education. "We are here to promote social media awareness, on how to utilize them by enrolling in some free online courses", MOOC's chairman Tony Smith said.

He added that as of the moment, there are a lot of online courses that you can choose with, but we recommend these seven free online courses, as US needs this kind of skilled workers.

The said seven recommendable courses are taught by professors from different well known universities and colleges. Hence for those who can't afford to go to Universities, "free online courses are the best option so that you can compete globally" Smith commented.

First on the course is the Coursera/Duke: A Beginner's Guide to Irrational Behavior that runs for eight weeks. The course required the seven to ten hours a week.

Second on the list is the course Udacity: Introduction to Statistics. The students are allowed to take the course online based on their own pace of time.

MIT: Introduction to Microeconomics is listed as third among the recommendable free online course. The course may be taken even if you do not have a back ground in economics.

MOOC's forth recommendable free online course is Wharton/Coursera: An Introduction to Financial Accounting that runs ten weeks. The said course started last September 15.

On the fifth according to MOOC is Wharton/Coursera: An Introduction to Operations Management that runs for eight weeks long, and will start on September 30.

The sixth course is the Wharton/Coursera: An Introduction to Marketing, with a length of nine weeks long. The said course will start on October 14.

On the seventh course is the Wharton/Coursera: An Introduction to Corporate Finance that would last for about six weeks that will start on October 28.