Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label sites

addictive websites

Console Living Room – Created by the Internet Archives, you can play 900 classic arcade games in your browser.  Reddit – Reddit is the most addictive website for millions of people worldwide. According to traffic stats the site makes a little less than 1 million unique visitors every day and 90% of them are returning users.  The useless web – Similar to StumbleUpon (which can also be addictive), but instead of useful and educational sites it shows you completely useless one.  Mental_Floss – Random interesting and amazing facts.  Plink – Make music with other people live.  SNES Fun – Play SNES games in your browser!  GeoGuesser – This awesome websites gives you a random street view location and you have to guess where you are in the World. You can also share your map and challenge your friends.  Wonder How To – Learn impressive and useful things.  2leep – Collection of bizarre blogs and articles.  Eyes In Space – Fly up to the space while you can look around.  Unc

17 Websites That Will Make You Smarter

1. Digital Photography School — Read through this goldmine of articles to improve your photography skills; they're helpful even if you're a complete beginner. There's also an active forum where you can find a community of other photographers to connect with.  2. Duolingo — Sharpen your language skills with this fun, addictive game. It's a college-quality education without the pricetag. If you're looking for more free language-learning materials, you can also try BBC Languages.  3. Factsie — Did you know the horned lizard can shoot blood out of its tear ducts? Keep clicking through this site to find unusual historical and scientific facts, along with links to sources. Another great site for fun facts is Today I Found Out.  4. Freerice — Expand your vocabulary while feeding the hungry. It's the best way to feel good about yourself and learn words you can use for the rest of your life.  5. Gibbon — This is the ultimate playlist for learning. Users collect art