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## The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New The most difficult part about learning something new is actually getting started. There are so many websites, apps, and programs out there that it can be almost paralyzing not knowing what to choose. Which one should you use? What should you do first? Will it even get you anywhere in the long run? Allow me to solve your problems by introducing the perfect mix of websites for beginning students or professionals looking for a new skill. The good news is that all of them are free! So get started today on your quest of knowledge. 37 Websites That Will Teach You Anything From Cooking Hummus To Building Apps In Node. js To Learning how to code a computer in 3 hours. I recently ran a survey on 1,000 Americans that have graduated from high school or have been out of school for three years. People were asked to select the websites they visit regularly, if any at all. The results were powerful and illuminating. To get you started here are 8 of the most popular websites to get you started learning something new this year. (1) Khan Academy: This video series is one of the best resources for anyone looking to start learning something new or improve their current skill level. It comes with over 1500 videos covering a wide range of topics including Computer Science, Machine Learning, Physics and more. Whatever the subject, you will find something useful and useful for any technical skill level. (2) Coursera: Coursera is like the McDonald's of online learning. You put up a course and they give you access to millions of students that already know what you know and can help you learn more effectively. With their dozens of courses, there is a course for any skill level from beginner to professional. (3) Udemy: College courses have been available since Victorian times but these days, Udemy has become one of the best places to learn something new online from many different instructors from around the world. Plus, you can actually download the lessons in many cases. (4) Skillshare: Everyone loves an excuse to get out of the house and talk to other people (at least I do). With Skillshare, you can learn from a big variety of instructors on a wide range of topics including photography, design and even programming. What's more is that all the classes are hands on so you will have access to various tools and projects along the way. (5) Coursera for Business: If your company pays your tuition, don't forget about Coursera. They have a bunch of online courses for business professionals that will get you up to speed with a variety of topics including data science and management. (6) Skillshare: Learn How to Code a Computer in 3 Hours: This is a very cool project by Joris Peels that aims to teach you how to code a computer in just 3 hours. It's free and comes with the entire series. (7) iTunes U: iTunes U is an amazing place to go if you're looking for stuff on the more academic side. From Harvard to MIT, their online courses are taught by some of the finest professors around who are usually more than happy to help you out if you need any additional help. Many of these lectures come with assignments too! (8) About. cfa1e77820
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