List of the most Useful Websites
We will show you list with 7 most useful websites that learn you alot of things
you need it in your life .
https://duolingo.com is an excellent website for learning new languages. It is very intuitive and easy. You can make a profile to save your progress for free.
http://gutenberg.org has thousands of free e-books free to read or download in many different formats (e-pub, HTML, kindle, etc.)
http://asoftmurmur.com lets you adjust the levels of different sounds (rain, thunder, fire, etc.) to make the perfect ambiance.
https://openstaxcollege.org/students is an awesome website that lets you view or download Creative Commons licensed college text books. It is completely free and legal, and is actually partially funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
https://librivox.org lets you stream or download thousands of free public domain audio books, read by a community of volunteers. Since they are read by volunteers some aren’t the best but there are tons of excellent readers.
https://alternativeto.net lets you find alternative software to any program. Just type in the name and find alternatives.
https://www.citethisforme.com is probably the easiest way to cite books, websites, newspapers, etc. Just type in the name of the work and it does the rest. There is a premium version but I have only used the free version. I only wish I had this when I was in highschool.
you need it in your life .
https://duolingo.com is an excellent website for learning new languages. It is very intuitive and easy. You can make a profile to save your progress for free.
http://gutenberg.org has thousands of free e-books free to read or download in many different formats (e-pub, HTML, kindle, etc.)
http://asoftmurmur.com lets you adjust the levels of different sounds (rain, thunder, fire, etc.) to make the perfect ambiance.
https://openstaxcollege.org/students is an awesome website that lets you view or download Creative Commons licensed college text books. It is completely free and legal, and is actually partially funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
https://librivox.org lets you stream or download thousands of free public domain audio books, read by a community of volunteers. Since they are read by volunteers some aren’t the best but there are tons of excellent readers.
https://alternativeto.net lets you find alternative software to any program. Just type in the name and find alternatives.
https://www.citethisforme.com is probably the easiest way to cite books, websites, newspapers, etc. Just type in the name of the work and it does the rest. There is a premium version but I have only used the free version. I only wish I had this when I was in highschool.
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