1- Library of Congress
Provides access to tons of educational materials including primary source docs, books, maps. manuscripts, sound recordings, motion pictures and many more.
2- Smithsonian Education
The student section in Smithsonian education features a number of useful resources covering topics such as art, science, history, culture, nature, people and places.
3- Khan Academy
Helps students learn through video tutorials, interactive exercises, in-depth articles covering topics such math, science, economics, history, and more.
4- TED Ed
Provides a huge collection of educational video content to inspire, challenge and enrich students learning experiences.
5- CK-12
CK-12 ‘provides a library of free online textbooks, videos, exercises, flashcards, and real world applications for over 5000 concepts from arithmetic to history.’
6- Google Arts and Culture
A platform that enables students to explore the world through thousands of art works and artefacts provided by over 1200 international museums, galleries and institutions from all around the globe.
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