Online courses, tutorials, and educational content
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Take Stanford, Google, and Yale courses for free and get certificates. Data science, business, health, tech — NYU's campus license covers it.
Massive tech learning platform with 40,000+ books, videos, and courses on programming, data science, cloud, cybersecurity, and business. Learn any tech skill.
Learn Python, R, SQL, and machine learning by actually coding — not watching videos. Hands-on exercises with instant feedback. Career tracks for data science and ML. Free via NYU.
Bilingual dictionaries between English and dozens of languages from Oxford. Quick word lookups for language students.
Completely free, world-class education platform for math, science, computing, economics, humanities, and test prep. Personalized learning dashboard, practice exercises, and instructional videos covering K-12 through early college material. Great for refreshing prerequisites.
25,000+ professional courses in business, tech, and creative skills. Get certifications from Microsoft and others. Content in 20+ languages.
Live polls, quizzes, and Q&As during lectures — answer from your phone. Your professor probably uses this for participation.
Learn any of 70+ languages with interactive lessons, cultural notes, and conversation practice. Self-paced and free through NYU.
Free textbooks reviewed by actual professors. Open-access alternatives to the expensive textbooks your courses require.
Quick reference for any topic—encyclopedias, dictionaries, and quotation collections from Oxford. Perfect for background research and fact-checking.
Create animated videos and presentations with drag-and-drop simplicity. Free access through NYU for making explainer videos, class presentations, and social media content. Templates for every style, animated characters, and royalty-free music library.
Search billions of words from web, news, TV, movies, and historical sources to see how English is actually used. Perfect for linguistics research, writing help, and understanding language patterns.
Online community platform featuring instructional videos demonstrating diverse teaching techniques and classroom strategies. Designed for education students and future teachers.
The definitive French-language dictionary with etymologies, definitions, and usage examples. Essential for advanced French language study and literary analysis.
Video collection focused on early childhood education and development, offering insights into how children learn and how to create engaging educational environments.
Platform hosting Brill's scholarly dictionaries for multiple languages including classical and modern. Features advanced search, personal tools, abbreviations lists, and transliteration guides for language research.
Collaborative multimedia platform for creating and sharing presentations with voice, video, and text commentary. Used in courses for asynchronous discussions, peer feedback, and group projects. Upload slides, images, or documents and have classmates comment with audio or video.
Educational resource providing supplementary materials for K-12 books including author interviews, lesson plans, and diverse cultural perspectives. Designed for education students and teachers.
Online Yiddish-English dictionary based on the authoritative 2013 print edition. Essential resource for Yiddish language learning and Jewish studies research.
Look up any of the world's 7,100+ living languages. Find speaker populations, locations, dialects, vitality status, and linguistic classifications for every known language on Earth.
Video lecture series featuring business school professors and industry experts covering MBA-level topics in finance, marketing, strategy, and management. Each talk is 30-45 minutes with slides.
Articles and papers on educational technology, e-learning, and digital pedagogy. Useful for education students and anyone studying how technology shapes learning.
NYU's video hosting and lecture capture platform powered by Panopto. Watch recorded lectures, create and share video content, and search inside videos using speech-to-text. Integrates with Brightspace. Essential for reviewing class recordings.
Hebrew dictionary covering all language periods and styles, with inflectional forms, explanations, and usage examples. Constantly updated with new words from the Academy of the Hebrew Language.
Online dictionary, bibliography, and corpus of Middle English (1100-1500). Essential tool for reading Chaucer and other medieval English texts.
Atlas mapping pronunciation and vowel systems across U.S. and Canadian dialects, based on a 762-speaker telephone survey. Developed by leading sociolinguist Bill Labov.
English translation of Franco Montanari's authoritative Vocabolario della Lingua Greca, the definitive dictionary for Ancient Greek studies. Essential reference tool for classics students and researchers.
Access to multiple Latin dictionaries covering classical and medieval periods, including Lewis and Short and other authoritative references. Essential for classics and medieval studies students.
Enhanced Electronic Grammars features descriptions of languages from around the world in an interlinked, searchable format. Enables cross-language research with audio/video supplements and biannual updates.
Searchable database of linguistic maps compiled from various atlases and publications by De Gruyter Mouton. Essential resource for linguistics research and language pattern analysis.