Looking to learn a new language, to pick up a hobby or something else altogether? It may be as simple as picking up your smartphone or heading online. Here are five options for “online” learning…
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- Duolingo. The language-learning app uses pictures, speech and writing to help you pick up a second language. One study of the platform revealed 34 hours spent on it was the equivalent of taking 11 weeks of real-time classes. Available on Android, iOS and Windows.
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- Trivia Champ. Not all learning has to be super-serious. Want to claim first prize when playing trivia with friends or at your local bar/restaurant? Download Trivia Crack. It will quiz you on a variety of topics, ensuring you learn something new each day. Available on Android and iOS.
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- Dictionary.com. Stuck on the meaning of a word? You don’t have to guess or pull out an enormous hardcover book. Visit dictionary.com to research the meaning of words and to enhance your vocabulary with its “Word of the Day” feature.
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- Freeletics. Want to work out but want to be sure your form is just right? Try Freeletics. The fitness app features live demos for workouts you can do right at home. A paid subscription is available if you’d like a planned training schedule to help you meet a weight goal. Available on Android and iOS.
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- Exoplanets. Discover the world around you with the Exoplanets app that explores science and the universe. It is a detailed information source for all known planets that have been reported to exist outside of our solar system and has been developed by an astronomer. You can also enable notifications. In doing so, you may be one of the first to learn about new scientific discoveries. Find it in the App Store.
Here’s to learning new things!
