Could you help me with naming?

[som.media]

Hello! I'm entrepreneur from Russia. I started to learn English 1,5 yers ago, and I need help
I'm preparing to start up new online service. It will be a MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) provider.
The goal of this project is learning some fresh new knowledge, which are unavailable with traditional education yet, because these ones are such new.
"Social media marketing" for example, or "Modern ways of Conflict Resolution", or "History of rock music" and anything from other authors.
And now I have to choose a name (domain) of this project. I have 9 favourite variants:

FunToSkill.com
WillSkill.com
Skillar.com
UnSkill.com
UniLore.com
GotLore.com
AveLore.com
BidLore.com
LearnFor.com

As a native speakers, can you help me understand these deeper and make out the best one?
What do you think about each of list?
What associations do you have with them?
Which of these are sound good?
Which of these are remembered well?
Which of these are definitely unsuitable and why?

I'm really thankful for your any help!

[David Hunter]

I don't think most people know what "lore" is, so those are out.

I'm not a fan of the others.

How about something like "ModernOnlineCourses" or "Today'sOnlineCourses" or something along those lines. At least it'll identify what your site is about.

[justinmahar]

I'm with David on "lore" being confusing... Lore reminds me of some kind of fantasy world like Lord of The Rings.

My recommendation is to clearly spell out what they're getting from your site in the name. The name should convey a benefit.

You might want to focus on these courses being so new in your name. "Cutting edge" is an English phrase that means really really new.

"FreshCourses.com"
"HotCourses.com"
"TrendingCourses.com"
"LeadingEdgeCourses.com"
"BleedingEdgeCourses.com"
"CuttingEdgeCourses.com" (I like this one, it uses alliteration with the two C's)

[Kreater]

I like the "CuttingEdgeCourses" too.