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Did you know many resources help you learn about different topics? There are certainly a lot of bloggers and news outlets that cover real estate news, but there are also a few other websites that can teach you how to become an expert in your desired field. Although these websites can be difficult to navigate, they do provide valuable content which will help make your job easier.

Below is a list of 30 websites and apps where you can learn new skills or knowledge:

InventorSpotting –

InventorSpotting allows users to search for inventors in their area who practice what they preach. This ensures the inventor is offering sustainable solutions with little environmental impact.

Nalahome –

This site was created to give homeowners an easy way to search for a contractor. This company aims to make it easier for contractors and consumers to work together.

Learn How To Draw –

This app is available on both Android and IOS. It helps users learn the most complex drawings through step-by-step instructions. –

Comprehensive finance –

Creating this user guide was one of the first steps taken while writing my book, “More Mortgage Answers”. This information can help you manage your mortgage payment schedule.

Memrise –

Memrise is the equivalent of Duolingo, but it’s free. It’s a great way for anyone to learn about different languages or principles at their own pace.

Magzter –

Magzter is an app that allows users to search for magazine articles from around the world. It also allows you to download the magazines for use on your phone or tablet.

EntertainAbility –

 This website has been developed with disabled people in mind. They make television and radio accessible for those who are differently abled.

QuoteRobot –

This website provides homeowners with a variety of quotes so they can find competitive prices on projects like installing windows or doors.

Create-

Create is a free app that measures distance, area, and angle between shapes and lines. You can use it for math problems or creative projects like models of your favorite car.

Tutor.com –

Tutor.com brings tutors to your library, so you can search and find an expert in whatever you need help with.

Instagram –

This social media app allows users to post pictures of what they’re doing and share them with their friends on their social media sites. Users can also follow other people’s feeds to stay up-to-date on what’s going on in the world around them.

PokemonGo –

Pokemon Go is an app that lets users capture virtual Pokemon around the world. This app has become so popular that local police have started to coordinate their efforts to control traffic near Pokemon Go locations.

Lynda –

Lynda is one of the few video tutorial websites available online. They provide companies with video training guides for their employees in a variety of skill sets.

YouTube –

YouTube is one of the most popular video-sharing sites. Users can find videos on practically any topic and share them with their friends as well as other users on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

VP Live –

This website offers podcasts, interviews, and video content that is all related to politics.

ChaCha –

ChaCha provides support to users who may be looking for a specific topic, but don’t know what to search for. ChaCha will find the answer you’re looking for, but it will cost you if you would like an expert to help you find what you’re searching for.

TutorTale –

 This website allows students and tutors to meet each other and make arrangements for tutoring sessions online or through a mobile app.

StudyBlue –

 StudyBlue allows users to create flashcards from lecture notes or textbook chapters.

Conclusion:

 The above article is just a short list of websites and apps that allow you to learn new skills. This is not a comprehensive list, so be sure to explore and find the resources you need if these websites aren’t relevant to your profession.