Benjamin W. Ong
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Michigan Technological University
TED-Ed - Extensive library of curated animated videos on different subjects, narrated by world-renowned educators for lessons that you can customize to learn what you want to learn.
Math Help with StudyPug - Elementary, Middle School, High school and University math help. Math help videos from a math tutor and a lot of online math practice questions.
Big Think - Massive library of video interviews with over 600 thought leaders from a wide variety of fields. This is best for those who want to be inspired while figuring out what they want to get into.
Khan Academy - Offering self-paced learning through their extensive video library and interactive assessments and challenges for supplementary learning.
Open Culture - One of the best free cultural and educational media available online, boasting a huge library of resources through their free and open platform. Also includes certificate courses and massive open online courses from top universities.
Howcast - Professional and user-generated how-to video guides on a multitude of interests for any sort of DIY project.
Instructables - Similar to Howcast, but with more user-generated and rated content. Step-by-step DIY guides on various fields of interest with images and illustrations.
Crash Course - Educational video series by Vlog Brothers and Nerdfighters Hank Green and John Green, as well as other experts, teaching different subjects in a casual and lighthearted manner with well-animated visuals.
EdX - One of the best educational websites with courses on different topics from the world’s best universities specifically designed for interactive study online.
Newsela - Improve your reading comprehension and retention by reading daily news. Each article comes with 5 reading levels, with both archived and new daily articles along with quizzes to help you get better at reading.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of games presently in our collection. Rankings obtained from boardgamegeek.com. Columns are sortable, links to web tutorials forthcoming.