Education & Reference (37 programs)

Pros: Lessons for reading and math. Interactive guides with characters. Includes games. Diagnostic tests are adaptive.

Cons: Can’t be used for too long. Tests don’t save sometimes. Lessons may advance too fast.

Pros: Live counters. Credible sources of information. Interface is easy to navigate. The counters can be placed on your site for a price.

Cons: Doesn’t cover a lot of statistics.

Pros: Simple and sleek. Saves lots of bandwidth.

Cons: Limited article selection. Some incompatibilities.

Pros: Free and public domain. Multiple filtering options. Host to independent writers around the world.

Cons: No titles from popular authors or publications.

Pros: A simplified college application process. Coherent guides for freshmen and transferees. Common App Ready toolkit for counselors and recommenders. Resources available in English and Spanish.

Cons: Not all school accepts the Common App.

Pros: Standards-aligned lessons through multimodal tools. Digital student portfolio. Streamlined parents-teacher conferences. Easier progress monitoring.

Cons: Needs more interface-intuitive features.

Pros: Free web conferencing system. Makes online lectures engaging. Packed with essential presentation tools. Unlimited number of webcams to share.

Cons: Hard to setup for presenters. Requires technical knowledge.

Pros: Comprehensive skill coverage. Adaptive learning. Visually appealing. Vocabulary-rich stories.

Cons: Activities could use text instructions. Needs creative breaks and inventive activities. More support videos will help. Progress-monitoring will be challenging for teachers.

Pros: Lets you access geo-blocked and paywalled content. Comes with a comprehensive guide for new users.

Cons: Requires VPN in some regions. Has no inherent security measures.

Pros: Personalized learning paths for every student. Comprehensive alignment with Australian Curriculum standards. Automated marking saves teachers significant time. Engaging gamification that motivates young learners.

Cons: Subscription costs might be high for some.

Pros: Easy conversions. Can customize your flipbooks. Hosts your files. Lets you download your flipbooks.

Cons: No auto-renewal of licenses. Won’t resize your files if they’re over 200MB.

Pros: Has a lot of old and new books to choose from. Contains audiobook copies for print-challenged users. Offers links for legally purchasing books.

Cons: Some parts of the site are not optimized. Only lends one copy per book, in most cases.

Pros: Paperspade will not require a paid subscription. Templates and forms can be added in only a matter of seconds.

Cons: There is currently no version available for mobile phones. English is the only supported language.

Pros: Large number of subjects to choose from. Free to download and use.

Cons: Heavy emphasis on purchases. Lots of adverts.

Pros: Houses everything a freelance professional would probably need. A free service.

Cons: Doesn’t offer any unique content. A seasoned freelancer may find the information redundant.

Pros: Helps you to find deals on textbooks. Straightforward to use.

Cons: May not be necessary if your library has the books. Will not always help to find a bargain.

Pros: Easy access to various study materials. Thousands of downloadable study notes. Financial rewards for every note uploaded.

Cons: Only materials in PDF can get paid. Finding quality and accurate notes can be difficult.

Pros: Web-based monitoring tool. Seat map feature. Intuitive functions.

Cons: Lacks offline version.

Pros: Reliable cancer information from experts. Checks about 70 vetted cancer claims. Information to reducing cancer risks. Fast fact-checking.

Cons: Too text-heavy.