A good contribution for the newbies as well as for the experts too. I really liked the website as even though they have provided the option of registration, but did not ask us to register on the website in order to take courses or learn about anything. Videos are helpful too even though they are in French but sometimes, few tutorials like how to do that or this. kinds of tutorials don't actually need that much audio. Because people are just following the steps in such tutorials.

And I think this website is mainly made for French, because at the top of the wallet's courses, they said, special thanks to harman and Parman who translated this. This means the text was not mainly in English. The website is translated into 5 languages. This is also a good thing because here on BTT people find it hard to learn things in their own local language. The course contents of this virtual university are also good. But as a university, they should provide some certificates too. Or maybe some quiz.

Or I am the one missing them, while they are included?

I prefer reading such sites, especially those that provide resources to where they got their information. It'll only take few dedication for any bitcoin user to read through all the courses and understand more about bitcoin. I'll personally go through them gradually, especially the lightning network course. The few course sites I've read are not rich with information about LN. Such sites as this, is not only meant for newbies, any body can read them to understand bitcoin and add knowledge to existing ones. I'd advise newbies to ask questions regarding any term or information they don't understand on the website. It'll help the learning process of the newbie or reader and as well put some informative thread on the forum for everyone else to read and participate. Great resource OP.

Op you did wonderful work I really love your work. It a great news for newbies and beginners who are interested in Bitcoin and their investments. I am also looking for the same thing to find for the beginners and to help them but you did it.

I am so excited while checking the sovereign university and what I found is that the courses cover a wide range of topics which are from the basic to the advanced level of bitcoin that is cryptography and the lightning network. While checkīng is I came to know that the course is both in the textual and video format which also increased my happiness, unfortunately, the video includes French language but somehow the textual format also present, and maybe the team of The Sovereign University in the future make some English tutorials videos for the beginners.

There are tons of AIs available for video translation for example Maestra. Which offers text-to-speech, translation, and Transcription and for far the accuracy is decent but the only thing is none of these AI tools are available for free so you have to spend hourly or take a monthly subscription to get access to the actual software.

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I checked random chapters in the beginners' courses which seems good but maybe a little higher standard for a real newbie once they get used to the crypto terms I believe these can be handy but if they give examples then it would be more better for example in setting up the wallet they didn't provide any wallet for setting up, they just mentioned the importance of keeping the seed words safe. I thought it would be better if they gave an example with a good wallet like electrum then it would be easier for one who wanted to learn.

Looks alright on first glance. What caught my eye first was the recommended softwares and hardware's which they included in the courses section. Many tutorials and courses will highlight only the most popular platforms which many of the times are centralized exchanges, they will also not be on the lookout for open source alternatives like bisq or passport which offers actual self custody.

This will be useful to beginners and not so beginners as well.

They should have an option where users can recommend an update on the information available. So even if it's not the best now through community involvement it will become better.

It's also much easier to explain how to create an account on an exchange over how to create a non custodian wallet and safely back it up. This does not mean newbies should be encouraged to go with centralized exchanges for storage. Ease is not always the best option, cause newbies are more prone to use centralized the exchanges for storage by leaving their coins there and if they start off using them, it will become much more difficult to chabge later.

 So no KYC exchanges are probably the best options for beginners.

What do you think of the content? Have you read the content of any of these Courses? Frankly, I liked the design of the site and it looks professional, and I am thinking of recommending it to friends.

I started with the first link and was struck by the definition of Bitcoin on the basis that it is the neutral currency. This is the first time I heard of it, and it seems that it has a deeper meaning than what was mentioned in the lesson.
In the second lesson, there is a nice infographic and I read the explanation. It is good and okay, despite their attempt to simplify many things.

I had French in school, spent some vacations and some science lessons in a research lab in France but that was a long time ago. But once you have some sort of feeling for a language, it works somehow to understand enough even when your language knowledge is a bit rusty. At least that's what I can say for me.

I had to reduce the speed of the videos to 0.75x, listen carefully and with automated translation to English it's OK for me to follow. But I can't confidently say it would work for newbies, too. I'm no beginner or intermediate anymore, so I'm likely biased and it might be much easier for me to follow than for a newbie.

Definitely worth a closer look and a nice complement to e.g. https://learnmeabitcoin.com!

I looked at it very briefly but didn't go into any detail nor did I check it for accuracy and correctness. I took a look at some of the tutorials, like the one for Electrum. It's a lengthy read with everything you need to get started with this wallet.

You can always save the pages you like for offline access later on. And I am sure there are easy ways and tools to save entire websites for offline reading.