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TypeLit.io is a free typing practice site where users retype entire books such as Alice in Wonderland, 1984, Dracula and The Art of War. Users can choose from a book library or subscribe to import their own texts. The site also mentions tracking progress and practicing in multiple languages.
TypeRacer is a free massively multiplayer online competitive typing game. It allows users to race against live opponents from around the world, typing quotes sourced from popular music, books, movies, anime and comic books to practice and improve their typing speed.
Typersguild is a typing practice app where users retype entire books to improve speed, accuracy and focus. It offers 100+ classic books, live WPM and accuracy tracking, and digraph and trigraph analysis of weak letter pairs. The public catalog is free every day. Premium adds private books and deeper stats.
TypeLift is a free touch typing courseware that runs in the browser without installation or registration. It offers typing lessons, a typing speed test, practice statistics stored locally, a virtual keyboard with coloured keys, and dynamically assembled lessons. Registered users can create up to 10 custom typing lessons.
Wasona is a crash course in Toki Pona organized into three parts. It covers pronunciation, the Sitelen Pona script, simple sentences, adjectives, pronouns, names, prepositions, and other topics, and offers reading practice through stories, dialogues, and a song.
WebDNA is a website analysis tool that examines six core modules of a site. It extracts logos, favicons and brand colors, identifies frameworks, analytics and libraries, previews Open Graph data and social connections, analyzes font families, sizes and weights, checks SSL status and header security practices, and gives an overview of page weight and load metrics.
The What Works Clearinghouse is an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences, created in 2002 as a source of scientific evidence on what works in education. It offers practice guides, intervention reports, reviews of individual studies and downloadable data from study reviews, and provides resources for educators such as videos and webinars on evidence-based practices.
Wireless Philosophy (Wi-Phi) provides free videos that introduce the public to the practice of philosophy. Its learning modules and series cover topics such as critical thinking, ethics, epistemology, happiness, punishment, democracy and neurophilosophy, featuring contributions from philosophers and teachers.
You Feel Like Shit is a self care game designed to help users through difficult times. Developed by Amanda Miklik, its content is adapted with permission from Jace Harr's interactive self care guide. The game guides users through a series of questions that help them practice self care. It is especially useful for people who struggle with self care, executive dysfunction, or reading internal signals.
A downloadable MIDI utility for learning basic piano scales and chords at the user's own pace with a MIDI or QWERTY keyboard. It offers Quiz and Practice modes, extra options such as Ping Pong, Hard and Shuffle modes, built-in piano sounds and multiple languages. The cross-platform app is open-sourced under the MIT License.
Zperiod is an interactive periodic table covering 118 elements, with 3D atom models, ions, chemistry tools, and worksheet practice. It is presented as a desktop-only experience with an iPhone variant directing users to open it on a computer. Units include temperature, density, and energy.
ZType is a typing game in which players type to shoot. It is designed to be an entertaining way to practice typing, and was developed by phoboslab.org. The game includes a soundtrack and a feedback option for users.
