If Udemy offers a college-worthy education without the degree, can it really change college?

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Udemy, a three-year-old company that delivers classes online, aims for a more practical mix of content.

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Online education website Udemy and Retailigence, a location-based mobile marketing company, are notable graduates.

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The Web is filled with on-line courses from Udemy to the Ivy League.

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Udemy, StartApp, Kaltura and Kaggle were all founded as small startups and in several short years grew into global technology leaders.

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In the coming year, Udemy plans to produce more conventional, university-level courses similar to those offered by Udacity, 2U and Coursera.

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Udemy offers online educational video courses in everything from Photoshop to physics.

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Udemy keeps 30% of sales with instructors keeping the rest.

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Udemy handles the charging, and keeps 20% of the money.

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You might, for example, offer a course on Udemy.com.

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