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Last checked 3/15/2024
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- Learn2
has short tutorials on a variety of subjects from opening and serving wine to treating hemorrhoids.
- Give The Gift Of Learning This 2024 CNet article reviews a handful of learning sites. All require paid subscriptions and cover actual classes in skills, pure academic topics, as wells a community based learning.
- OpenLearn has free courses.
- MIT Open Courses has free courses.
- freeCodeCamp has free programming courses.
- iFixit has instructions on fixing all kinds of electronics, appliances, computers, phones, and autos. They want to reduce the refuse pile.
- Curious.com has a wide variety of ecourses that cost $ but not much.
- Pixel2life.com - links to tutorials in many subjects including Paint Shop Pro, CSS, DreamWeaver, ASP, etc.
- Best How-To Sites (2019) article from MakeUseOf has a nice review of a dozen of the best how-to sites.
- Tangi is a Google site that aggregates creative DIY videos.
- DreamWeaver FAQ
- DreamWeaver Tips & Tutorials
- To-Done - Life lessons on how to get things done while staying in balance.
- Ken Blackburn's Paper Airplanes - he holds the record for paper airplane flying.
- Best Paper Airplane
- College courses online
- Guide to Speeches and Toasts such as "May you live as long as you want to and want to as long as you live."
- How Stuff Works has short, but satisfying, explanations for how common things work. Like tire gauges and CGI scripts.
- Short Course in Digital Photography has information on starting out in the world of digital photography.
- Free Online Courses is sponsored by the Mining Co. and is a list of links to free, online courses.
- How to Signup for Free Online Courses
- Temple Online Learning Institute Continuing education online sponsored by Temple University.
- Free Ed has totally free tutorials on all kinds of subjects from psychology to physics to programming to writing.
- GCFLearnFree is a site that has a bunch of free tutorials including videos. Covers a wide variety of topics inluding math and computer applications.
- Tutor Gig is a large collection of computer related tutorials.
- Excel Tutorial
- Mr Excel Podcasts - some very good ones.
- Excel Tutorials - reported by MakeUseOf - five online sources for very good, easy, generally basic, Excel tutorials.
- Custom Forms in Microsoft Word is a brief but useful introduction to form controls.
- Excel Graphics shows about 10 unusual, but effective, ways to use Excel graphics to present data visually.
- Excel 2016 and 2019 Features
- Basic Excel Formulas and Functions This 2019 article has a great cheat sheet for Excel users.
- Tips For Reducing Complexity And Chaos In Excel Spreadsheets This 2026 article has excellent tips on managing complex spreadsheets. The tips are generally applicable to LibreOffice and other spreadsheet apps as well as Excel.
- Find Tutorials is a search engine that will find a tutorial on a given subject.
- Pixel Groovy - a collection of tutorials submitted by the public on scripting, CSS, Photoshop, Windows, etc. Kind of a youTube for programmers.
- wikiHow - a how-to wiki with all kinds of stuff submitted by the users.
- So You Wanna.com has a lot of little how-to's.
- The Knowledge Hound has how-to information on subjects ranging from programming to cooking to billiards.
- Instructables - Step-by-step instructions for hundreds of projects from crafts to weapon building to recipes. These are submitted by the public so the quality varies widely.
- WannaLearn.com - "education beyond schooling" - site has a great deal of links to instruction and tutorial sites categorized by subject matter.
- ShowMeDo - is a collection of video tutorials in a whole bunch of computer programming categories. The way it works is that members ask for specific tutorials and other members create and post the videos.
- Best Free Programming Sites from the MakeUseOf folks.
- 195 Free Programming Books - The Tech Tool Blog has more than 200 free books on all aspects of programming.
- Free Computer Books, Tutorials, and Lecture Notes is a very large collection of sites that have free computer books, tutorials, etc.
- FreeTechBooks is a collection of sites with free technical books on computing, programming, math, etc.
- Free Online Programming Books - large collection
- Tutorialized - is a collection of tutorials on everything from Photoshop to Ruby on Rails.
- The Learn List - collects tutorial sites mostly on Adobe products like Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, etc. Also has some HTML and CSS sites.
- ChannelStack is a collection of educational YouTube videos.
- 5min is a collection of short Flash videos. You can zoom and stop-frame.
- Gil's Method - is a collection of short computer how-to's in pictorial or video format. How to transfer music from your iPod, how to get rid of the annoying restart prompt after a system update, etc.
- TutsBuzz - is a great collection of tutorials that cover 2D and 3D graphics software, programming including Java, Web languages included PHP, and audio and video editing software.
- DonationCoder Hot-to-Program Blog - has a surprising amount of material on all kinds of programming languages.
- WikiHow
- WonderHowTo - aggregates how-to videos from a lot of different sites.
- Howcast - how-to videos with ratings.
- Tutorial Outpost includes tutorials only on Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator, and some HTML and CSS
- Videojug - how-to videos with ratings. 'Life explained. On film.'
- WonderHowTo - how-to videos on a bunch of subjects. This site aggregates from other sites.
- FindHow collects how-to materials from other sites that are judged as reliable sources. The site has its own search function.
- edX is a free massive online learning site supported by Harvard, Berkley, MIT and others.
- Reddit Tutorial Group This Reddit community is full of how-to's as presented by the general world of contributors. Wide range of topics and wider range of quality.
- SQLCourse - interactive SQL tutorial.
- Tizag SQL Tutorial - basic and thorough.
- MySQL Reference Manual
- W3Schools SQL Tutorial has working code examples and lets you try out the coding of each lesson in a special window that shows the code and the results.
- SQL Playgrounds This article, from the MakeUseOf folks, reviews browser-based SQL tutorials that allow you to test out code.
- Hints from Heloise
- Paperfolding teaches about origami.
- The Tip King - tips about cleaning, pets, gardening, etc. Includes a forum with tips from the public
- How to Make Crop Circles - and you thought they were messages from an alien race.
- Instructables - collection of projects that have been submitted by the public showing what they made and how others can make it.
- Study Spanish has audio lessons, interactive quizzes, and a translator.
- Scanner Tips gives you step by step instructions.
- How To Build Your Own Computer
- eHow - a collection of how-to's with links to associated products - how to bike over a curb, how to rappel down a cliff, how to watch olympic diving, etc. - tutorials include video
- So You Wanna.com has a lot of little how-to's.
- Make Stuff is a collection of formulas for making soap, glue, bubble bath, air fresheners, glass cleaner, insecticide, fertilizer, etc. There are also links to crafts and recipes.
- The GoogleGuide is a tutorial on how to use Google.
- How To Do Stuff Around the House This is a link to the Home and Garden section of The Big List which has additional tutorials associated with home life.
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