The best courses on Udemy are courses connected with hands on experience where is the main focus of Udemy platform. I would recommend longer courses (rather than courses under 2 hours) offering higher value and you can learn more about desired topic from different angles. Courses with great reviews, regular content update and large number of students with combination checking course creator credibility via LinkedIn or Google will lead you to the best course within your dsired topic. I wouldn't recommend to pick any courses if your desired outcome is to get a new job or you are expecting accredited certificate or recognition by employers. On the other hand if you would like to update an existing skill, learn a new skill/hobby or interest then Udemy is the best pick for you. Courses with hands on experience connection will offer higher value (learn/watch-do-review style) where you can excercise gained knowledge in real life project connected with the topic such as photography, design, coding, digital marketing, photoshop, social media and others. Courses aiming on management, business, leadership and others where extensive experience and accreddited courses are neccessary in that case is better to consider other platforms - Udacity, EdX, Coursera, ICS Learning.
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