Wondering what sites you use to continue your own education on any subject? I truly believe that if you have access to the Internet today, you will be able to learn 'anything' on 'any' topic for little to no cost.
However, what are the best or rather most comprehensive sites out there?
Example: For K-12 learning there is Khanacademy.org or brightstorm.com
If you would like to learn how to program: Starter League or learncodethehardway.org
The universityofreddit.com does a good job linking out to different topics.
Then there is academicearth.org and learnerstv.com.
For folks like Cardine you have: 100 Incredible Lectures from the World's Top Scientists - Best Colleges Online
For business there is mixergy.com and ted.com
What are YOUR favorite sites when you want to learn something?
Where would you go if you would want to learn how to study effectively?
How to train your own memory?
What about learning how to do graphic design?
Where would you go to learn how to do gardening? Cooking? Build a simple robot?
There are so many new and cool sites popping up every day that I'm sure I and others have missed 99% of them. Which one are YOUR favorites?
However, what are the best or rather most comprehensive sites out there?
Example: For K-12 learning there is Khanacademy.org or brightstorm.com
If you would like to learn how to program: Starter League or learncodethehardway.org
The universityofreddit.com does a good job linking out to different topics.
Then there is academicearth.org and learnerstv.com.
For folks like Cardine you have: 100 Incredible Lectures from the World's Top Scientists - Best Colleges Online
For business there is mixergy.com and ted.com
What are YOUR favorite sites when you want to learn something?
Where would you go if you would want to learn how to study effectively?
How to train your own memory?
What about learning how to do graphic design?
Where would you go to learn how to do gardening? Cooking? Build a simple robot?
There are so many new and cool sites popping up every day that I'm sure I and others have missed 99% of them. Which one are YOUR favorites?