1. Noba Project – Enhance your understanding of psychology

Noba Project is an excellent resource for those interested in psychology. Created by teachers Ed and Carol Diener, this website offers easy-to-read modules that cover various psychology topics. The modules are available for free, and you can even download them as PDFs for future reference.

2. The Noun Project – Elevate your presentations

Looking for icons to spice up your presentations? The Noun Project hosts an extensive collection of icons that can add visual appeal to your slides and documents.

3. OpenLearn by the UK’s Open University – Expand your knowledge horizons

OpenLearn from the UK’s Open University offers a wide range of free courses and study materials. Whether you’re looking to develop new skills or learn about various subjects, OpenLearn has something for everyone.

4. Free software

For those seeking valuable software solutions without breaking the bank, this list covers a wide array of categories, including 2D and 3D editing, video editing, networking, code editing, and more. Some notable mentions include:

• Blender – Open Source 3D editing software
• Krita – Open source 2D editing
• MuseScore – Music notation program for Windows, macOS, and Linux
• DaVinci Resolve – Video editing
• Inkscape – Open-source vector graphics editor
• VLC media player – Open-source, portable, cross-platform media player
• Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) – Open source video recording and live streaming
• Godot – Cross-platform, free and open-source game engine
• LibreOffice – An open source alternative to Microsoft Office
• Komikku – Open-source Manga reader for Linux

5. Flightradar24 – Track live plane traffic

For aviation enthusiasts and curious minds alike, Flightradar24 provides real-time tracking of plane traffic. It’s a fascinating way to observe the skies from the comfort of your screen.

6. Freecycle – Give and receive unwanted items

Reduce waste and find items you need by joining Freecycle. It’s a non-profit freebies platform where people offer items they no longer need for free, promoting sustainability and resource sharing. A win-win for both givers, receivers and the environment.

7. 1aauto.com – Learn how to repair cars

If you’re interested in saving money on car repairs and learning more about automotive mechanics, 1aauto.com provides step-by-step repair tutorials with tool and part recommendations. A valuable resource for DIY enthusiasts.

8. Unsplash – Access high-quality free photos

Enhance your creative projects with stunning, high-resolution images from Unsplash like the photograph above by Brooke Cagle. Photographers contribute their work for free, making it a go-to source for visuals.

9. USPS and UPS – Free packaging materials (US only)

For those shipping items, both USPS and UPS offer free packaging supplies that can save you money and ensure your packages are well-protected.

10. Coursera – Enrol in free courses from top universities

Broaden your knowledge with Coursera, a platform that offers free courses from prestigious universities. Learn from experts in various fields without the burden of tuition fees.