Teaching & Training (103 programs)

Pros: Portable tool for Python coding. Customizable IDE. Automatically downloads Python 3. In-built command line interface.

Cons: Requires a few plugins. Not advisable for managing big projects. Requires a dedicated third-party CMD app.

Pros: Fully-featured reference management program. Cross-platform compatibility. Wide variety of management tools and third-party integrations.

Cons: Syncing issues across devices. Server instability. Mobile app development has stopped.

Pros: Offers courses in a variety of professional fields. Comprehensive curriculum for each subject. Employs different instructional methods. Crafted by field experts.

Cons: Some courses are not available for free.

Pros: Free board exam prep app. Video lectures and PDF notes. Clean, easy interface. Live classes and tests available.

Cons: Collects personal data and device IDs.

Pros: An educational app that lets you study on your own pace.

Cons: Limited scope.

Pros: Easy-to-read lessons. Includes quizzes and assignments. Can reset answers. Background music can be disabled.

Cons: Vague questions.

Pros: Provides a straightforward and user-friendly interface. Offers the ability to participate in live online sessions. Facilitates access to pre-recorded learning sessions.

Cons: Limited to Linktivity's proprietary video streaming format.

Pros: Access to EduSat lectures. Includes teacher-made videos. Read news about the education sector.

Cons: Shows a white screen. Problems with logging in.

Pros: Comprehensive practice questions. Detailed answer explanations. Customizable study sessions.

Cons: Lacks video tutorials. No real-world driving simulations.

Pros: Offers courses in a variety of professional and artistic fields. Comprehensive curriculum for each course. Employs different instructional methods. Resources are crafted by field experts.

Cons: Occasional technical issues.

Pros: Offers course content for various subjects and topics. Flexible teaching approaches. User-friendly design.

Cons: Isn’t officially endorsed by the education board. Isn’t comprehensive enough to cover all topics.

Pros: Custom flashcard creation. Thousands of pre-made decks. Share custom decks with others. Easy-to-understand creation tools.

Cons: Subscription is required for advanced features. Expensive subscription model. Free version limits the number of cards you can study daily.

Pros: Daily math challenges and missions. Video game-like approach with XP and coin rewards. Adaptive difficulty system.

Cons: Advanced math learners may find the basic arithmetic too easy.

Pros: Colorful design. Training by form of games. Focuses on reading and writing. Fun brain training.

Cons: May not necessarily improve your skills. Requires high-level of prior English knowledge. Free version is limited to three games a day. Does not allow users to reflect and review their wrong answers.