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After a month of research and testing we have came up with the 37 best websites to learn something new. 1. Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a non-profit online learning platform created by Salman Khan, who was born in India and raised in the US. The beneficiary site focuses on helping students master their math, science, history, art and more subjects at all levels. Students can watch videos on these subjects as well as test their knowledge with practice drills and various tools such as quizzes and games to master what they've learned for success in school or their career. 2. TED Talks: TED, or "technology, entertainment and design", is a nonprofit organization for "ideas worth spreading". Its conferences are widely attended and provide access to thousands of talks. The website features videos showcasing exceptional speakers presenting on an array of topics. 3. Khan Academy: Khan Academy's online library has more than 3,000 video tutorials across more than 20 subject areas. The videos aim to help students learn on their own at their own pace with the help of step-by-step instructions, practice exercises and interactive quizzes available through its website and mobile applications. 4. OpenCourseware: With more than 2,200 courses from leading academic institutions around the world, OpenCourseWare's goal is to keep free access to materials from top-notch universities that have been developed for college students. These courses are published in their original format from its public universities and can be a great addition to a class syllabus. 5. Academic Earth: Academic Earth is a nonprofit organization with a goal to "empower people around the world by providing universal access to the world's best education" through video lectures available on its website and mobile applications. There are three tiers of membership including basic, premium and pro which vary in terms of features such as live lectures and degree plan options. 6. O'Reilly Media: O'Reilly Media, or more simply O'Reilly, is a leading company in the field of technology. The company is known for producing best-selling books on technical topics such as computer programming and software development. Its website features more than 100 free courses from O'Reilly's catalog of books and videos, including some on open source software and self-learning tools. 7. Coursera: Coursera is another online learning platform with a mission to "share knowledge and education with anyone, anywhere". It boasts partnerships with 140 leading universities and schools around the world including Princeton University, Rice University and Johns Hopkins University among others. The website features lectures and videos from its partner universities as well as articles and tools to help learners thrive in college. 8. Lynda.com: Lynda is a free online video library that offers video courses on a wide range of topics such as web design, photography, animation, audio recording and more aimed at aspiring professionals and hobbyists alike. The site also has resources for technology enthusiasts such as informative guides about open source software and coding tricks. 9. MIT OpenCourseWare: MIT is a top-notch educational institution that offers an unprecedented graduate level education through its open courseware program, making it one of the most affordable and accessible options for students around the globe. cfa1e77820
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