Useful Websites

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-Websites that help
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These days we use the internet in a variety of ways. There are websites made for entertainment, knowledge, shopping, and some are just useful. If you’re trying to decide whether to watch Fame or Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, you could easily go online and find a review. Here’s a complied list of useful websites:

Academicearth.com- Instead of flipping though you’re textbook next time you miss a class, stop by Academicearth.com to listen to free university leveled lectures. Lessons range from Astronomy to Psychology, and they even have AP test prep videos. The lessons are organized by subjects, the university in which they came from, and which instructor taught them.

Consumersearch.com- Before buying products, many people look for reviews. One such site was creating to serve that purpose. Consumersearch.com is a site which gathers the best reviews from around the internet, and ranks them for their creditability, to help the consumer make intelligent purchases in the least amount of time. They analyze each review and rank how much information is provided by it. They offer reviews for Electronics, Home & Garden, Kitchen &
Food, Fitness & Sports, Computers & Internet, Family & Pets, Health & Beauty, and Automotives.

Visuwords.com- Most of us use Google or the dictionary to translate words, but most times we need to know other words associated with them. A word map would be useful instead, which is the reason why Visuwords.com was made. Visuwords.com provides the definition, synonyms, and the part of speech all in one diagram. Once you double-click a word, the diagram expands with the new synonyms. All this is free and requires no membership.

Worldwidetelescope.com- Have you ever used Google Earth? Imagine that, expect now you have the possibility to explore places far beyond Earth. Worldwidetelescope.com offers a free program for download, which gives you the ability to take a tour of the universe. These tours are downloading off the site, in the tours astronomers and educators guide you through space. At any time you can pause the tour, and go off exploring by your own. This program obtains the highest resolution picture possible for the area in space you are exploring currently and stores it into your computer.

Knowyourmeme.com- We’ve all seen memes on the internet one way or another. Anyone remember the time when there were still pictures around with the caption reading “its OVER 9000,” or more recently when images were photoshopped to include Kayne West interrupting people in situations like he did to Taylor Swift? Meme’s come and go, but Knowyourmeme.com collects all the memes since the internet started and explains them. They have a graph showing when it was most in use, and examples of the meme.

The one thing all these websites have in common are that there useful in one way or another. Some could be used to become a more informed person; others could be used for just entertainment. They might be used in all different reasons, but some are just interesting to visit from time to time.

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Academicearth.com- Instead of desperately flipping though you’re [reword to "your"] textbook next time you miss a class, stop by Academicearth.com to listen to free university-leveled [reword to "level"] lectures. Lessons range from Astronomy to Psychology, and they even have AP test-prep videos. The lessons are organized by subjects [change to "subject"], the university in [change to "from"] which they came from [delete "from"], and which instructor taught them [rephrase to "and the instructor who taught"].

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Visuwords.com- Most of us use Google or the dictionary to translate words, but most times we need to know other words associated with them. [rephrase to "Yeah, Google or a dictionary can help you learn the meaning of a word, but what about synonyms? The word-in-question's function in a sentence?"] A word map would be useful instead [delete "instead"], which is the reason why [delete "why"] Visuwords.com was made. Visuwords.com provides the definition, synonyms, and the part of speech all in one diagram. Once you double-click a word, the diagram expands with the new synonyms. All this is free and requires no membership [rephrase to "doesn't even require a membership."].

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] you the ability [reword to "chance"] to take a [delete "take a"] tour of the universe. These tours are downloading [reword to "downloaded"] off the website, in the tours astronomers and educators guide you through space this last clause doesn't make sense? I don't get what you're trying to say. At any time you can pause the tour, [delete comma] and go off exploring by [change "by" to "to"] your own. This program obtains the highest resolution picture possible for the particular area in space you are exploring currently [change "are exploring currently" to "wish to explore"] and stores it into [change "into" to "on"] your computer.

Knowyourmeme.com- We’ve all seen memes on the internet one way [change "one way" to "some time"] or another. Anyone remember the time when there were still pictures around with the caption reading “its OVER 9000,” or more recently when images were photoshopped to include Kayne West interrupting people in situations like he did to Taylor Swift? [break into two sentences for more coherency] Meme’s [delete apostrophe] come and go, but Knowyourmeme.com collects [change to "has collected"] all the memes since the internet started and explains them. They [change to "the website" have a graph showing when it was most in use [rephrase to "utilizes a graph to show when the meme was most in use, providing corresponding examples.", and examples of the meme.

The one thing all these websites have in common are that there useful in one way or another. Some could be used to become a more informed person; others could be used for just entertainment. They might be used in all different reasons, but some are just interesting to visit from time to time. This entire conclusion needs to be rewritten.... it still needs to be interesting...

Useful Websites
These days we use the Internet in a variety of ways. There are websites made for entertainment, knowledge, and shopping, and some are just plain useful. There are websites that can be used to decide whether to watch Fame or Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and websites that are just useful in general for students. Here’s a complied list of useful websites:

Academicearth.com- Instead of desperately flipping through your textbook next time you miss a class, stop by Academicearth.com to listen to free university-level lectures. Lessons range from Astronomy to Psychology, and they even have AP test preparatory videos. The lessons are organized by subjects, university origin, and instructor. If your suffering in a class, you can always stop by Academicearth.com and listen to lessons over and over.

Consumersearch.com- Before buying products, many people look for reviews. One such site was created to serve this purpose. Consumersearch.com is a site that gathers the best reviews from around the Internet, and ranks them for their creditability and customer assistance to make intelligent purchases in the least amount of time. The website analyzes each review and ranks them by how much quality information is provided by it. They offer reviews for the following categories, Electronics, Home & Garden, Kitchen & Food, Fitness & Sports, Computers & Internet, Family & Pets, Health & Beauty, and Automotives. Before you buy a phone, make sure you check out Consumersearch.com.

Visuwords.com- Most of us use Google or the dictionary to define words, but most times we need to know other words associated with them. A word map would be useful, which is the reason Visuwords.com was created. Visuwords.com provides the definitions, synonyms, and the parts of speech all in one diagram. Once you double-click a word, the diagram expands with new synonyms. All this is free and it doesn't even require a membership. Since it doesn’t require a membership, you can use it anytime for an English project.

Worldwidetelescope.com- Have you ever used Google Earth? Imagine that! Except now you have the possibility to explore places far beyond Earth. Worldwidetelescope.com offers a free program for download, and gives you the ability to take a tour of the universe. These tours are downloaded from the site. In the tours, astronomers and educators guide you through space, at any time you can pause the tour, and go off exploring on your own. This program obtains the highest resolution picture possible for the area in space you wish to explore and stores it on your computer. If your ever taking an astronomy class, this is the website you might want to check out.

Knowyourmeme.com- We’ve all seen memes on the Internet one way or another. An internet meme is a catchphrase, usually an inside joke, that spreads quickly person to person via the internet. Anyone remember the time when there were still pictures around with the caption, reading “it’s OVER 9000.” Or more recently when images were photoshopped to include Kayne West interrupting people in situations like he did to Taylor Swift? Meme’s come and go, but Knowyourmeme.com collects all the memes since the Internet started and explains them. Knowyourmeme.com has a graph showing when it was most in use and examples of the meme. So next time your confused over an image you see online while procrastinating from your homework, check out Knowyourmeme.com and see if it’s on the list.

The one thing all these websites have in common is that they are useful in one way or another. Some could be used to become a more informed person; others could be used for just entertainment. They might be used for all different reasons, but some are just interesting to visit from time to time.

Useful Websites
These days we use the Internet in a variety of ways. There are websites made for entertainment, knowledge, and shopping. For every subject your interested in, there is a website for it. For every subject you need help in, there is a website created to help. There are even websites created that can be used to decide whether to watch Fame or Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. As you can see the internet is a great resource for any student. Here’s a complied list of useful websites we can all use no matter how different we are:

Academicearth.com- Instead of desperately flipping through your textbook next time you miss a class, stop by Academicearth.com to listen to free university-level lectures. Lessons range from Astronomy to Psychology, and they even have AP test preparatory videos. The lessons are organized by subjects, university origin, and instructor. If your suffering in a class, you can always stop by Academicearth.com and listen to lessons over and over.

Consumersearch.com- Before buying products, many people look for reviews. One such site was created to serve this purpose. Consumersearch.com is a site that gathers the best reviews from around the Internet, and ranks them for their creditability and customer assistance to make intelligent purchases in the least amount of time. The website analyzes each review and ranks them by how much quality information is provided by it. They offer reviews for the following categories, Electronics, Home & Garden, Kitchen & Food, Fitness & Sports, Computers & Internet, Family & Pets, Health & Beauty, and Automotives. Before you buy a phone, make sure you check out Consumersearch.com.

Visuwords.com- Most of us use Google or the dictionary to define words, but most times we need to know other words associated with them. A word map would be useful, which is the reason Visuwords.com was created. Visuwords.com provides the definitions, synonyms, and the parts of speech all in one diagram. Once you double-click a word, the diagram expands with new synonyms. All this is free and it doesn't even require a membership. Since it doesn’t require a membership, you can use it anytime for an English project.

Worldwidetelescope.com- Have you ever used Google Earth? Imagine that! Except now you have the possibility to explore places far beyond Earth. Worldwidetelescope.com offers a free program for download, and gives you the ability to take a tour of the universe. These tours are downloaded from the site. In the tours, astronomers and educators guide you through space, at any time you can pause the tour, and go off exploring on your own. This program obtains the highest resolution picture possible for the area in space you wish to explore and stores it on your computer. If your ever taking an astronomy class, this is the website you might want to check out.

Knowyourmeme.com- We’ve all seen memes on the Internet one way or another. An internet meme is a catchphrase, usually an inside joke, that spreads quickly person to person via the internet. Anyone remember the time when there were still pictures around with the caption, reading “it’s OVER 9000.” Or more recently when images were photoshopped to include Kayne West interrupting people in situations like he did to Taylor Swift? Meme’s come and go, but Knowyourmeme.com collects all the memes since the Internet started and explains them. Knowyourmeme.com has a graph showing when it was most in use and examples of the meme. So next time your confused over an image you see online while procrastinating from your homework, check out Knowyourmeme.com and see if it’s on the list.

The one thing all these websites have in common is that they are useful in one way or another. Some could be used to become a more informed person; others could be used for just entertainment. Some can be used for homework, while others can be used to divert your attention from homework. They might be used for all different reasons, but some are just interesting to visit sometimes. It’s a fact that all students need to use the internet from time to time, but knowing what website to go to can make all the difference.