Since the onset of the pandemic, many students had to make big changes to the way they learn. 

Fortunately, there’s a range of great learning apps and websites that offer exceptional, stimulating reading materials, and helpful assistance.

Below is the list of educational apps and websites that students can use in their online learning:

1. Coursera

Coursera is an online education provider that is known for its world-class online learning resources. One of the benefits of using the site is you can have a complete collection of related courses that can help to sharpen your knowledge across a particular topic, but some specializations come at additional costs. Coursera also consists of pre-recorded video lectures, student forums, assignments, and online exams that the learners can you when it’s convenient for them.

2. Khan Academy

Khan Academy has its mission of providing free world-class education for everyone. It has a personalized learning dashboard that allows learners to study on their own and instructional videos that they can watch at their convenience. Khan Academy focuses more on skill mastery to help learners establish strong foundations, so there’s no limit to what they can learn next.

3 .edX

Edx has around 2,500 courses that the learners can choose from, that primarily focus on the humanities and natural science. In particular, the most popular subjects of edX are languages and computer science. Make sure you know exactly what you’re signing up for before you commit since some of the courses of edX come at an additional cost.

4. FutureLearn

Offers a wide range of free short courses across different topics. In total, there are 14 subject areas offering a variety of shorter and longer courses. You can learn from their instructional videos, audio, reading articles, and many of these are followed by short quizzes that can help you check what you have understood.

5. OpenLearn

OpenLearn is run by The Open University, which offers free courses. Some of their academic content includes more than 1,000 short courses, articles, quizzes, interactive games, hundreds of videos, and audio. Their content covers a wide range of subjects that focus quite heavily on education and learning.

6. SoloLearn

SoloLearn is an online learning platform that offers free coding classes, with over 25 programing courses. The courses cover programming languages including JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python, Java, Swift, and C++. To sharpen your programming skills, this one is a good place to start.

7. Codeacademy

Codeacademy is another platform that offers coding courses. One of its best features is its live practice window, which allows you to practice your coding and at the same time still be able to view the lesson material. Like SoloLearn, it also offers free courses covering a variety of different programming languages. 

8. Udemy

Udemy It is one of the most popular learning apps, which offers a choice of more than 130,000 free tutorial videos, whether it’s tech and business, creative writing, body language, or even yoga. If you have a demanding career using Udemy will allow you to learn at a pace that is ideal for you.