r/LanguageTechnology • u/CanOk3349 • 9d ago

Looking for solid NLP resources in 2026 (especially with good YouTube videos)

Hey everyone,

I’ve seen a bunch of suggestions floating around on Instagram, but I figured this community would have much better recommendations. Figured this post could also help others looking for quality material.

Any courses, playlists, channels or structured resources you’d recommend for learning NLP properly?

Thanks in advance!

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u/Big_Fun2609 9d ago

Campus x for foundation on yt

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u/chrisvdweth 7d ago

Maybe this post and this post could be useful (disclaimer: public lecture notes created by me)

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u/Jazzlike_Pin4409 6d ago

Stanford’s CS224N lectures are still one of the best places to start imo. They’re a bit heavier than most YouTube tutorials but you come away understanding what’s going on under the hood instead of just following along with libraries. Hugging Face’s course is worth keeping open alongside it for the practical side.

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u/ezubaric 2d ago

My course for NLP at UMD is entirely online:

https://users.umiacs.umd.edu/~ying/teaching/CMSC_470/

It's designed to be online first (flipped classroom) so the videos are more bite-sized than other hour-long offerings.

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u/Fluffy_Article_1608 1d ago

And is it paid, what about transcript. Would you like to please give me more information about it

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u/ezubaric 1d ago

No, to get it on your transcript you actually have to register at the university. But as a public university, I feel I have a duty to put my materials online if people want to use them.