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1. LifeHacker.co.uk (http://www.lifehacker.co.uk/)
LifeHacker aims to help its users out with life in the modern world. Popular tags include ‘Productivity’, ‘Money’ and ‘DIY’.

2. MentalFloss.com (https://mentalfloss.com/)
Although essentially one of many time-wasting student websites, MentalFloss is good for learning interesting facts from around the world, covering topics such as food, culture and science. Admittedly, its main function may be as a procrastination aid, but you should still learn something.

3. UnplugTheTV.com (http://unplugthetv.com/)
This student resource offers an alternative to TV (and, unfortunately, studying), hosting randomized videos on interesting scientific topics.

4. Sleepyti.me (http://sleepyti.me/)
This site tells you the best times to go to bed if you have to be up at a certain hour – a very useful tool within student life. Taking into account regular sleep cycles, Sleepyti.me can help if you suffer from grogginess in the mornings.

5. KeepMeOut.com (http://keepmeout.com/en/)
If you struggle to stay away from social media when you’re meant to be studying, use KeepMeOut to block certain distracting websites.

6. EdX.org (https://www.edx.org/)
Edx is one of the world’s leading MOOC platforms. MOOCs (massive open online courses) are offered for free to anyone wishing to learn. Other major MOOC providers include Udacity.com, AcademicEarth.org and...

7. Coursera.org (http://www.cousera.org/)
Coursera covers a wide range of academic learning, allowing you to supplement your studies with some additional knowledge.

8. Genius.com poetry (https://genius.com/tags/poetry)
An offshoot of Rap Genius, Lit Genius is a place where scholars have formed a community to annotate poetry and literature, both classic and recent. It’s an extremely helpful resource for English literature students in particular.

9. TED.com (https://www.ted.com/)
TED hosts thought-provoking talks given at events all over the world on the core topics of technology, entertainment and design – but in fact covering pretty much every aspect of human experience. The TED site is where you can find all the videos of these talks. They’re another good procrastination device, but you may also find some inspiration for your next essay.

10. Wikipedia.org (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page)
Although your tutors will tell you never to reference Wikipedia in assignments, the collaboratively edited encyclopedia project can be a very useful tool for early-stage research into your assignment or project.

11. Bartleby.com (http://bartleby.com/)
Bartleby publishes classic literature, poetry, non-fiction and reference texts free of charge.

12. Gutenberg.org
Similarly, Project Gutenberg provides free online access to texts whose copyright has expired; so far, it’s digitized more than 56,000 texts.

Source- https://www.topuniversities.com/blog/33-useful-websites-students

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