This document provides a summary of educational websites for students, teachers, languages, social sciences, mathematics, science, jobs, and teachers. It lists websites for free language learning courses, MOOCs, vocabulary games, social studies resources, math tools and lessons, science information, job search sites, and teacher resources. Some of the key websites mentioned include Duolingo, Coursera, Khan Academy, National Geographic, and Scholastic for various subjects.

1. Learning through
Educational Websites
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2. Educational Websites
For Students For Teachers

3. Student Related Educational Websites
On The Basic Of
School Subject

4. Languages
Language
Courses
Video-
based
Language
Learning
Massively Open
Online Courses
(MOOCs) for
Free Language
Learning
Vocabulary
Games and
Flashcards

5. Language Courses Related EDU Websites
 Live Lingua : https://www.livelingua.com/
 This is the largest collection of free public domain language learning materials, according to the site itself.
It’s not hard to believe. There are thousands of free e-books, audio recordings and foreign language
video materials available in over 130 different languages.

6. Surface Languages :https://www.surfacelanguages.com/
 Surface Languages maintains an extensive database of free online learning resources, as well as
its own beginner audio courses in many languages. Additionally, there’s a handy section with audio
and flashcards in Afrikaans and Romanian, and a “recently added” sidebar that shows you the
latest additions to their ever-growing language learning library.

7. LearnaLanguage.com : http://www.learnalanguage.com/
 Learnalanguage.com is a website with links to extensive resources on and in 19 different
languages. You can learn over 1400 words in your target language for free with their vocabulary
lists and verb conjugation charts, and there’s plenty more free learning to be done in the nine
languages in which Learnalanguage.com maintains its own Web-based courses.

8. Video-based Language Learning
 Streema :
For the tube-loving language learners out there, Streema’s hard to beat. Although it’s not necessarily
designed as a language learning tool, it offers free TV streaming from over 100 countries around the
world in nearly as many languages.

9. FluentU :
 If you’re into learning with video, TV and movies (which you definitely should be),
you’ve got to at least grab your free 15-day trial and spend a couple weeks binge-
learning here with our video and audio libraries, which feature many of the same
things native speakers of your target language are watching in their sweatpants
while eating potato chips at home.

10. YouTube TV Channels
 This one is particularly helpful for learners of Indian languages, as it includes Hindi, Tamil,
Marathi and others widely spoken through the Indian subcontinent, but other options like
Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Greek, Danish and more are available as well.

11. Massively Open Online Courses (MOOCs) for
Free Language Learning
 MIT Open Courseware
 MIT was one of the university hipsters making their course content available online before it
was cool. Under the amazing Global Studies and Languages section of their Open
Courseware website

12. EdX
 EdX is one of the biggest MOOC (massive open online course) websites out there. You can
find a lot of college-level courses here, created and taught by actual professors from top
universities. As a language learner, you can consider taking a dedicated language class, or if
you’re more advanced, taking a course in your target language.

13. Coursera Language Learning
 The courses offered on Coursera are run by professors from world-renowned
institutions, and it’s even possible to earn a certificate from many of the courses.

14. Vocabulary Games and Flashcards
 Duolingo
 Duolingo’s user-friendly vocabulary games made language learning cool again by unlocking
the power of gaming for language learning.

15. Memrise
 Memrise gives you a more hands-on option for flashcard learning with its “mems.” You can use the
cards provided by Memrise and other users, or you can create your own mnemonic devices by
composing and finding images for your own cards. Somehow, repetition doesn’t seem so repetitive
when you can turn all your flashcards into irreverent memes and personal in-jokes tailored to you
and your own brain.

16. Social Science Related Educational
Websites
 iCivics
 “iCivics gives students the necessary tools to learn about and participate in civic life, and teachers the materials
and support to achieve this goal. Our free resources include print-and-go lesson plans, interactive digital tools,
and award-winning games.”

17. Academic Earth: academicearth.org
 The website gives huge array of academic options to student from traditional to contemporary
studies. it has have a collaboration with a bunch of reputed colleges such as University of Oxford,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University and many other. Keeping in mind the
interest level of the students, the portal has videos and podcasts in all the subjects.

18. Internet Archive: archive.org
 From anything to everything, internet archive is an authentic website storing the originals from
various big websites. For example, American libraries include the collection of free book directly
attached with the college libraries' websites

19. Economy Watch :www.economywatch.com
 The site www.economywatch.com is a complete portal on economies over the world with a
special focus on Indian Economy. The growing potentiality of the emerging market friendly
economy like India along with top sectors covered in the site. Get an overview on Indian
Economy, economic indicators, business and economy, budget and economy, state economic
profiles, database, directory, financial bodies and India in the global economic scenario.

20. State of Indian Economy :www.Sharekhan.com
 If you are interested in investing in stocks, consult ShareKhan. ShareKhan is a site that provides
you with the requisite expertise to help you in making informed decisions. This online trading
facility is quite user-friendly, as it analyses the varying state of Indian economy and explains the
opportunities of trading in mutual funds and commodities. With various other sections, it also
offers portfolio management services.

21. Mathematics Subject Related Websites
 Teacher Vision
 These include art, history and geography. For example, you can download an
activity for grades 3 to 5 that applies long division and multiplication

22. Math TV
 After introducing a concept, you can supplement your lessons by playing videos
that cover relevant example problems.

23. Math Goodies
 Math Goodies also appeals to diverse learners by featuring free puzzles, articles and word
problems to complement the lessons. You can use the website to create custom worksheets,
too.

24. For Maths
 www.themathworksheetsite.com [workbooks are available]
 www.ilovemaths.com [for CBSC &ICSE students
 www.funmaths.com

29. Science Subject Related Websites

30. http://www.nationalgeographic.com
National Geography
 This site is also a very helpful resource for locating information on current scientific work; it also
contains information on earlier scientists.
 http://www.discovery.com/

31. Nobel Awardee in Science Field
 http://www.nobel.se

32. Job Related sites
 Netpilgrim.com
 Jobcurry.com
 Naukari.com
 Timesjobs.com
 Monster.com
 Site of govt.of Maharashtra

33. Teacher Related Websites

34. Scholastic Teachable
 From lesson plans and reproducibles to mini-books and differentiated collections, Scholastic
Teachables has everything you need to go with your lessons in every subject. It’s the best of
Scholastic classroom resources right at your fingertips.

35. National Science Teachers Association : https://www.nsta.org/
 The National Science Teachers Association site is a goldmine for classroom teachers who may not
feel as comfortable teaching geology and astronomy as they do reading and arithmetic. You'll find
journal articles, experiment ideas, and a roundup of the latest science stories in the news.

36. Glogster : https://edu.glogster.com/
 Glogster bills itself as a tool for making interactive posters, or glogs, containing pictures, text,
video, links, and animation. A glog on The Three Little Pigs might contain links to various
retellings, a read-aloud, images, standards, and more. Fun!

37. India Bix https://www.indiabix.com
 You will learn and can practice Aptitude questions and answers with explanation for interview,
competitive examination and entrance test.

38. India Study Channel :
 offers comprehensive information about the schools, colleges and universities in India along
with an opportunity for students to earn revenue through various sections of this site by
contributing content.

39. Shiksha : https://www.shiksha.com/
 caters to the educational requirements and queries of students. They can find information on
educational institutes, programs, scholarships and admission notifications. The portal is the part of
Info Edge India Ltd.

40. Education Observer : https://www.educationobserver.com
 An Educational Portal Serving the student community by providing timely educational news
from Universities and colleges, scholarship news, a discussion on various subjects and more

41. Infinite Courses infinitecourses.com
 - - education portals in India for students, teachers and parents to search for
Study in India, higher education in India, Courses in India, Courses after 10th,
10+2

42. Teacher Tube