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The Feminist Institute is documenting feminist contributions to culture by preserving and digitizing archival materials. The digital archive provides access to records such as ephemera, images, sounds, videos, and archived websites, along with digital exhibitions, for students, researchers, and the public.
The French Tutorial provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
The Internet TESL Journal is a free online journal for teachers of English as a second language. It published articles from 1995 through 2010, and the site now serves as an online resource book with articles on teaching techniques for EFL and ESL teachers. Its archives include articles and research papers, articles on teaching techniques, and lessons and lesson plans.
The Kurdish Digital Library is maintained by the Kurdish Institute of Paris and holds the largest Kurdish library in the Western World. It contains over 10,000 monographs about the Kurds in 25 languages, along with documents, reviews, newspapers, photographs, videos, posters, audio archives and music recordings. References to these works have been computerized, and selected works are being digitized.
The Language Archive is part of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen. It holds audio and video language corpus data from languages worldwide, along with photographs, notes and experimental data used to document and describe languages. Collections include the DOBES Archive of endangered languages, sign languages, casual speech and multilingualism. Access to restricted collections requires requesting approval.
The Library of Congress provides online access to archival films, classic productions, and historical media collections.
A page mirroring documentation extracted from the Linux kernel for web access, linking to mainline and linux-next kernel documentation, README files, standards documents applicable to the kernel, videos and other kernel documentation pages. It also lists translations and documentation on memory management.
The Moviesflix Official is a Telegram channel, bot, or group for updates, links, files, or community posts.
The Odin Project provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
The SAT: Practice Tests provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
The Saturday Evening Post is a magazine site featuring movie reviews, humor cartoons, environment columns, vintage ads, and history and music articles. It also publishes a weekly newsletter and offers a history video series.
The Silent Library is a website described as the most complete repository of English-translated Gaki no Tsukai content on the web. It provides access to related files, master lists, torrents, and maintains associated accounts on Patreon, Bluesky, Mastodon and the Chikichiki.tube platform, with periodic updates about new content and site changes.
The Travel Film Archive is a collection of travelogues and educational and industrial films, many in color, showing the world between 1900 and 1970. Its holdings include archives of travel filmmakers Burton Holmes, Andre de la Varre, and James A. FitzPatrick, plus footage by other itinerant cameramen. Footage is available for licensing from Getty Images and an agent network.
The Urban Emporium is a YouTube video, playlist, or channel resource for watching related tutorials or media.
The VG Resource provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
The Daily Idea collects philosophy resources from across the internet, including free online articles, videos, podcasts, books and quotes. It also offers collections of philosophy course syllabi and reading lists on many topics.
TheIntroDB is a community-driven database that supplies information to skip intros, recaps, credits, and preview segments in movies and television shows. Users can access it via the Telegram messaging platform.
Explore movies and television series on Themoviebox through catalogue and playback pages with genre browsing.
The Movie Spoiler publishes plot summaries that reveal film endings for movies in theaters and on streaming, plus an archive of over 3000 titles. Readers can submit spoilers, with a $10 Amazon gift certificate offered for each full spoiler used, valid in the U.S. only.
The Shadowlands is a website focused on unexplained mysteries, including ghosts and hauntings, cryptids such as Bigfoot and sea serpents, UFOs, and related topics. Operating since 1994, it provides informational content in text, video, audio, and image formats alongside eyewitness accounts, hosts memorial pages, and updates content monthly. The site has also publicly requested volunteer support from visitors.
Movie and television guide from TheShowGrid, covering programmes, credits, discovery, and viewing references.
The Traders' Den is a site run by music collectors for the free trading of lossless unofficial audio and video recordings. Registration is required to post in forums or download, and new users may wait two days before posting. It provides BitTorrent help and a Band Restriction Policy.
TheUniGuide is a platform for finding and comparing university degree courses. It offers advice on applications, UCAS deadlines, personal statements, and student finance. Users can search courses and universities by name or location, and access guidance on clearing and other aspects of the university journey.
They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? is a site dedicated to motion picture film-making, focusing on film directors. It offers director profiles with excerpts and filmographies, plus lists including The 1,000 Greatest Films and the 21st Century's Most Acclaimed Films.
