Yes, as Tom says, I’m not sure what you mean by “uploading in the Anaconda environment”. My understanding is that anaconda and conda are ways to maintain multiple local versions of various packages and other files. So that is what you would use if you wanted to run the assignments locally on your own computer.
If you want to upload to another cloud service and run there, then there are lots of possibilities. The only one I have experience with is Google Colab. That is a good choice because they support Jupyter notebooks. But you’ll have to do some work to cope with how the notebooks access your files. In Colab, you need to set up the files on your Google Drive. Here’s a thread from mentor Saif about how to convert from the Coursera environment to the Colab environment.
If you want to run locally, that is pretty deep waters and there is no official guide for how to do that. The problem is that there are just too many possibilities. But here is a thread which will get you started down that road.