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Today, I have picked up for you 12 good, advanced e-learning web sites and applications which you can use on the internet. Below sites are full of knowledge informations, resources and many of them have large community of the peoples, teachers, professors and others.

If you want to learn something quickly and easily, I’m sure you will find something interesting on below sites!

Twelve E-Learning Applications and Resources in Web 2.0

1.) Lectr – Watch full university lectures completely for free. You can also watch knowledge based videos on lots of other school subjects.

2.) Notely – Collection of online tools designed to help all you crazy busy students out there to organize your hectic lives. Whether you’re in University, College or High School Notely has the tools to help you get organized and achieve better grades.

3.) Bsuu – Free online community for learning languages. You can directly connect with other members of the community in order to practice your language skills with an integrated video chat. Additionally, you have free access to photo based learning material covering more than 100 different topics.

4.) Kidoz – Browser is a protected environment made for young kids that enables children to surf sites ,watch videos and play games. The system blocks links, scripts and any other attempts that lead to sites and content which have not been approved, preventing them being viewed by the children.

5.) WePapers – Helps students and others share and expand their knowledge. You can find and download the papers and documents you need in a matter of seconds, discuss them with others, or just mess around.

6.) MiddleSpot – It’s a patented search interface for teachers, librarians, researchers and anyone who wants to interpret information faster from their search results, collect and annotate relevant results into groups, and share those collections with people relying on their expertise.

7.) EduSlide – Offers either a public learning content management system (LCMS) to create, upload and control access to e-learning content, or a download of the open source version.

8.) BeanBag – Connects parents and students to tutors without the middleman. It’s also a great place to find & share videos, websites and other stuff that helps with school.

9.) Tikatok – It is a community for children to write illustrate and publish a real book. With Tikatok, becoming a published author is easy. Just write a story, illustrate it and order as many copies as you want. Tikatok features a suite of free teacher tools and has seen over 1000 teachers register to run bookmaking projects in their classrooms.

10.) uTIPu – Strives to become the easiest-to-use know-how capturing and idea sharing social network service. The product and service enable people to record their activities on PCs as videos and share them as help tips with one another (hence the name uTIPu, as you-TIP-you).

11.) Take Lessons – America’s premier network of certified, professional instructors for leisure activities such as music lessons, dance classes, vocal coaching, painting, languages, personal training, and yoga. If you’re interested in having fun and learning something new, then this is the place for you.

12.) WiziQ – free online collaboration platform for teachers and students: – Build teacher and member profiles, network and interact – Collaborate for synchronous teaching and learning through the virtul Classroom – Upload and share tutorials – Use the Virtual Classroom with external LMS like Modle – Access recorded sessions for asynchronous learning.