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8 fantastic educational resources for online learning, just in case you need them, parents.

Outschool SkillShare YouTube Khan Academy BrainPOP Coding with Kids Brilliant.org MasterClass
  1. Take small-group classes, from anywhere. 8000+ video chat classes for K-12 science, art, mindfulness, english, social studies, life skills, and more!
    My 9-year old daughter has been getting tutoring from Outschool over the last few months and we couldn’t be happier. Same goes for our editor Kate, who has been using it as part of her homeschooling curriculum (see her son, above) You’ll find everything from art classes to ASL tutoring and pretty much everything in between. Classes are taught live via Zoom, so as long as you have a computer and WIFI, you’re golden.

    #Education #Kids Education #Online Learning 25 social mentions

  2. Skillshare is a learning platform with online classes taught by the world's best practitioners.
    While Skillshare definitely skews older (which hey, you can learn a new skill too, Mamas), they’ve got some fantastic offerings. They’ve got video courses in things like hand lettering, DSLR photography, creative writing, gaming… (just to name a bunch). You and your tweens and teens will get a lot of use out of this.

    #Online Learning #Online Courses #Education

  3. Our mission is to give everyone a voice and show them the world.
    What? You thought YouTube was just a bunch of gamers playing games and make-up tutorials (which hey, both are sort of educational too, by the way). We’ve shared a ton of our favorite educational YouTube channels on Cool Mom Tech over the years, but Crash Course comes to mind as one of our all-time favorites. We love watching the videos as much as our kids do.

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  4. Khan Academy offers online tools to help students learn about a variety of important school subjects. Tools include videos, practice exercises, and materials for instructors. Read more about Khan Academy.
    Your kids might just be able to move up a level in math after watching Khan Academy videos for a few weeks. While people go back and forth on the entertainment value of the videos (I’ve got kids who love them, and others who really don’t love them), they are most definitely educational and cover a myriad subject areas. They’ve even got SAT Prep if you want to use this chance to help your high schooler get ahead.

    #Online Learning #Online Courses #Education 106 social mentions

  5. Animated Educational Site for Kids - Science, Social Studies, English, Math, Arts & Music, Health, and Technology.
    Your kids may already be familiar with BrainPop and BrainPop Jr., since many teachers use this awesome resource in their elementary school classrooms. We’ve been recommending their clever videos and content for years, particularly for difficult-to-talk-about topics.

    #Education #Kids Education #Development

  6. Coding with Kids is a smart game-based online learning platform for kids.
    We always love when sponsors (and in this case, former sponsors) are things we love anyway, so we’re happy to add Coding With Kids to this list. They offer live, online coding and STEM courses for kids, where they can learn JavaScript, HTML and more.

    #Education & Reference #Development #Text Editors

  7. Brilliant - Understand concepts and build your problem solving skills with thousands of free problems and examples in math, science, and engineering.

    #Education #Online Learning #Online Courses 155 social mentions

  8. MasterClass offers online classes created for students of all skill levels. Our instructors are the best in the world.
    If you’ve got teens or tweens interested in acting, screenwriting, cooking, space exploration (the list goes on), investing in a Master Class subscription might be a great idea. Bonus: You’ll definitely be able to enjoy these too.

    #Education #Online Courses #Online Learning 27 social mentions

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