Bake with Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi, challenge yourself to graduate-level courses, or take a Zoom Pilates class with Ayesha Curry and other celebrities
Photo: Beth Sacca Over the last decade, the world of online classes has grown steadily: Platforms like Coursera and MasterClass launched with courses on everything from coding to political campaigning 101, amassing tens of millions of users. But after the pandemic forced most of the world into lockdown, the category ballooned. In a matter of days, instructors locked the doors to their studios, kitchens, and offices and moved their businesses online — to Instagram, Zoom, and beyond.
Take 2018’s Most Talked-About College Class The Science of Well-being, Yale on Coursera, free at coursera.org ➽ Video-game writer Jessica Price took this course about how palaces in the ancient world were built to meet the political needs and desires of the ruling class. The course, she says, delves deep into how structures — including Nero’s Golden House, Caligula’s Floating Palaces, and the White House — were designed.
Take Cambridge’s Hardest Class Talking Politics: History of Ideas Podcast, free on Apple or Spotify Podcasts ➽ Fans of yoga studio Sky Ting, including musician Phoebe Bridgers, told us it’s mastered the art of fostering connection online. “It feels intimate, even with 2,000 people tuned in live,” says Annie Auchincloss, a home buyer at MoMA. Plus, “it’s fun to see the instructors’ airy apartments, from New York to Portugal.”
Illustration: Nishant Choksi Barbecue With the “Seth MacFarlane of Cooking” Aaron Franklin Teaches Texas Barbecue, $15 a month at masterclass.com
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