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The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New It's hard to imagine how much easier it can possibly be. Honestly, what are you waiting for? Before you sit down today with a blank slate, any excuses should run out the window. There are countless websites and apps available that will teach you practically anything, from making breads to building apps in node.js—most of them for free! And if that wasn't enough, educational entertainment is now at your fingertips thanks to online courses and social media channels like YouTube and Reddit where anyone can teach themselves new skills or find information they need. That means the only thing you need is a computer and a certain amount of patience. The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New It's hard to imagine how much easier it can possibly be. Honestly, what are you waiting for? Before you sit down today with a blank slate, any excuses should run out the window. There are countless websites and apps available that will teach you practically anything, from making breads to building apps in node.js—most of them for free! And if that wasn't enough, educational entertainment is now at your fingertips thanks to online courses and social media channels like YouTube and Reddit where anyone can teach themselves new skills or find information they need. That means the only thing you need is a computer and a certain amount of patience. 1. Khan Academy — by Sal Khan and team Khan Academy is an organization on a mission: to provide a free world-class education to anyone anywhere. Their website has more than 3,300 free videos that cover everything from arithmetic to SAT prep to finance. You can also link up your YouTube account and watch any video on the site, making it easy to learn new skills by watching someone else do it first. Users can upvote their favorite videos, which makes it easier yet again for anyone who needs some direction. 2. Coursera — by Stanford University and others Coursera offers more than 900 free online classes, all taught by top instructors from the world's best universities and educational institutions. There are numerous topics covered like engineering, humanities, medicine and biology. You can learn anything from how to build a better business to how to write an essay in Spanish. And if you finish a course and want to get a verified certificate to make you look good on your résumé, then you can pay for that too (most courses cost less than $100). 3. TED — by The Conference Board and Chris Anderson TED has been bringing short, powerful talks to the world since 2006. You can watch talks on any topic imaginable at their main site or on their YouTube channel, including talks from the likes of Elizabeth Gilbert, Sir Ken Robinson and Malcolm Gladwell. But why watch when you can listen? Download the free TED app and listen to talks wherever you go. If you're into podcasts, then try a few of these TED Radio Hour episodes too. 4. Wikipedia — by The Wikimedia Foundation and others Wikipedia is a massive, crowd-sourced encyclopedia that anyone in the world can edit and add to. eccc085e13
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