Now a days, you can learn almost everything from the internet. Be it a language or programming or a software or cooking or career guidance, everything can be found if searched properly. But the only trouble we face is finding the best or the reliable sources for information on the internet. So we have put together some of the most reliable and useful educational websites on various topics that will help you learn something new and you never know, in the process of going through them, you might find your true passion! Here’s the ultimate list of educational websites!
| Language | |
|---|---|
| duolingo.com | memrise.com |
| foreign services institute | bbc.co.uk/languages |
| livemocha.com | busuu.com |
| verbling.com | preply.com |
| How to’s and DIYs | |
|---|---|
| instructables.com | dailymiscellany.tumblr.com |
| wikihow.com | howstuffworks.com |
| wikihow.com | wonderhowto.com |
| diy.org | apartmenttherapy.com |
| makezine.com |
| Coding | |
|---|---|
| instructables.com | dailymiscellany.tumblr.com |
| wikihow.com | howstuffworks.com |
| wonderhowto.com | diy.org |
| apartmenttherapy.com | makezine.com |
| Lifehacks | |
|---|---|
| lifehacker.com |
| Videos | |
|---|---|
| www.ted.com | howcast.com |
| brightstorm.com | bigthink.com |
| academicearth.org |
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